Clare All-Ireland winner Podge Collins retires
Clare All-Ireland winner Pádraic 'Podge' Collins has confirmed to RTÉ Sport that he has decided to call time on his inter-county career.
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Clare's mental steel should have edge over Cork's new blood in April knockout hurling
Hard to believe that the words knockout and April would ever be in the same sentence when it comes to championship hurling but that is more or less what's at stake in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday when Cork welcome Clare to town.
GAA: Limerick come from behind to defeat Clare, Mayo overcome Roscommon
All-Ireland champions Limerick got their Munster championship campaign underway with a 3-15 to 1-18 win over Clare in Cusack Park.
Fightback against Clare down to squad depth - Hegarty
Gearoid Hegarty believes that Limerick's remarkable Munster SHC victory over Clare was down to the strength and depth of the squad.
Clare must blame themselves more than square balls for Limerick defeat - Dónal Óg Cusack
Dónal Óg Cusack hopes Clare focus on their own failings rather than dwelling on the decisions of officials after they squandered a nine-point lead to lose to Limerick in the opening round of the Munster Hurling Championship.
Clare dispatch Waterford to book Sam Maguire spot
Clare made it back-to-back Munster finals for the first time since 1937 with a routine 14-point win over Waterford.
Clare hearts broken by three-goal Limerick salvo
A first Munster SHC victory in Ennis since 1990 was Limerick's reward for a remarkable final quarter backlash as the holders stunned Clare into submission in front a capacity 20,055 crowd in Ennis.
Brian Lohan rues 'gut-wrenching' loss as John Kiely sees positives in Limerick's late show against Clare
Clare manager Brian Lohan was left to rue his side's late defensive collapse as he counted the cost of a 'gut-wrenching' defeat to neighbours Limerick in Ennis.
Clare have got stronger in Tony Kelly's absence - Shane McGrath
Shane McGrath believes Clare are better-placed to challenge Limerick this year, with their supporting cast having grown in confidence by winning the Allianz Hurling league without star man Tony Kelly.