Tipperary v Clare LIVE updates from Munster U20 Hurling final
Tipperary and Clare clash this evening in the final of the Munster U20 Hurling Championship.
The Gaelic Grounds in Limerick is the venue for this evening's clash, with coverage on TG4 beginning shortly before tonight's 7.35pm throw-in.
Defending champions Tipperary are desperate to win a second title on the spin, and in doing so, they would become the first back-to-back champions since Cork's double in 2020 and 2021.
Clare will be looking to avenge last weekend's defeat of their senior hurlers against Tipp, a defeat which leaves the defending All-Ireland Champions on the brink of elimination from the Championship.
CLARE: M Sheedy (Sixmilebridge); E Gunning (Broadford), J Cahill (Clooney-Quin), F Ó Braoin (Sixmilebridge); J Moylan (Cratloe), J Hegarty (Inagh-Kilnamona), E McMahon (St. Joseph's Doora-Barefield); D Costelloe (Ballyea), R Kilroy (Banner); J Organ (Corofin), J O'Neill (Clooney-Quin), F Hegarty (Inagh-Kilnamona); S Boyce (O'Callaghan's Mills), D Stritch (Clonlara), M Collins (Clonlara).
TIPPERARY: E Horgan (Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams); C O'Reilly (Holycross Ballycahill), A O'Halloran (Carrick Swan), P O'Dwyer (Killenaule); A Ryan (Arravale Rovers), J Ryan (Holycross Ballycahill), S O'Farrell (Nenagh Éire Óg); J Egan (Moycarkey Borris), A Daly (Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams); C English (Fr. Sheehys), C Martin (Cappawhite), D Costigan (Moycarkey Borris); D McCarthy (Toomevara), P McCormack (Borris-Ileigh), O O'Donoghue (Cashel King Cormacs).
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