Hurling history made, Aidan McCarthy eyes football next
There was no panic. Not when they started with a string of wides, not when they were five points down after 15 minutes. Aidan McCarthy could always see their path to success.
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There was no panic. Not when they started with a string of wides, not when they were five points down after 15 minutes. Aidan McCarthy could always see their path to success.
It is 16 months since Aidan McCarthy felt the need to clarify that he had not walked off the Clare panel before a Munster championship game, having lined out with his club on the same day.
All-Ireland champions Clare gave their hopes of avoiding relegation to Division 1B a fighting chance thanks to a three-point victory over rivals Limerick at TUS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday evening.
Galway chalked up their second win in this season's Allianz League when a strong opening-half performance laid the foundation for a 2-21 to 0-20 victory over an understrength Clare side at Pearse Stadium.
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All-Ireland hurling champions Clare lead the way with 14 nominations for the PwC all stars.
Galway United manager John Caulfield bemoaned a late own goal that saw his side lose 2-1 to Shamrock Rovers, but he was left feeling hard done by, claiming United should have had a free-kick in the build-up to the winner.