Clare-Waterford TV info, throw-in time, date and more for Minor Hurling final
Clare and Waterford meet in the All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship final this weekend as glory hangs in the balance for either side.
It's a Munster clash for the All-Ireland championship as both sides look to right previous wrongs, with Clare losing to Waterford in the Munster championship, and Waterford losing out on the provincial crown to Cork last month.
The Banner came through a war against Cork last time out in the semi-final, winning by 0-27 to 1-22 in what was a shock result.
The Déise travelled to Wexford for their semi final, beating Kilkenny by 3 points to book their place in the showpiece event, aided by shooting 1-6 to no score from Kilkenny in a 10-minute second half spell.
Here's what you need to know:
The match takes place in Semple Stadium in Thurles, on Sunday June 29.
The action is scheduled to get under way at 5:15pm.
TG4 will show the match live, with their coverage starting at 4.45pm.
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