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The Banner are coming home with the Liam McCarthy after yesterday's victory
It was certainly a day to remember for the Banner County yesterday in Croke Park.
In a repeat of the 2013 final, Clare are All-Ireland champions for the first time in 11 years after beating Cork in an extraordinary extra-time hurling final by 3-29 to 1-34.
Yesterday's Final turned out to be an exciting, nail-biting end to the Hurling calendar that will be remembered for years to come. Clare's senior players Tony Kelly, Mark Rogers, and Aidan McCarthy all popped up at the right moments for Clare, scoring goals for the Banner. Kelly became the fifth Clare captain to lift the Liam McCarthy and scored crucial points during the contest to keep the Clare dream alive to secure the title.
Cork gave everything they had throughout the game as Patrick Horgan became the all-time top scorer in the All-Ireland championship registering nine points in the game. Robert Downey kept the Rebels in the game with one of the best goals ever seen on a Croke Park pitch.
The teams were level at 35 minutes and 70 minutes, nothing could separate them in regulation, so extra time was called upon. It was such an evenly matched contest that even extra time nearly couldn't separate them, however, while having his jersey pulled by Conor Leen, Robbie O’Flynn had a late chance to force a replay but his shot sailed wide from about 21 yards out when a point would have levelled the game right at the end
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"The success of the Clare hurlers this year has given a lift to the entire county. This team has given younger generations a new set of heroes to look up to. Today’s win is a testament to the work carried out at underage level in the county over a number of years and I look forward to welcoming home our heroes to Ennis.”
Will you be there for the grand return of the Clare Team today in Ennis's Fair Green?
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“I want to congratulate the Clare hurlers on their heroic performance in Croke Park today. They have brought great pride and joy to the whole county with their efforts today and throughout the year. We look forward to welcoming them back to Clare tomorrow with a special homecoming in the Fair Green in Ennis. An Clár abú.”
"On behalf of Clare County Council, I want to congratulate the Clare hurlers for the pride they have brought to the people of the county with their outstanding performances in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship. This year’s campaign has demonstrated the depth of sporting talent that we have in Clare. The determination, skill, and fighting spirit of this group of players are a credit to our county.”
Thousands are expected to welcome home newly-crowned All-Ireland champions in Ennis on Monday night as Clare County Council will host a homecoming for the Clare Senior Hurling Team who defeated Cork at Croke Park today to win their fifth All-Ireland Championship title.
The event will take place from 6 pm this evening at Active Ennis Tim Smythe Park, formerly the Fair Green, in Ennis. The players and members of the management team will be introduced to the crowd. Planned activities include big-screen entertainment and musical entertainment from One September and others.
The team is due to arrive at the Fair Green in Ennis at 7:30 pm, with their first stop at Wolfe Tones GAA Club in Shannon at 4 pm.
For those travelling to the celebrations expect traffic delays on all approach roads to Ennis up until 11 pm, with road closures in effect at Newbridge Road, Steele’s Terrace, New Road, Dr Daly Road, and Lifford Road for the duration of the event.
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