One of Clare’s key men says they were always confident of turning the game around against Kilkenny in the All Ireland hurling semi-final.
The Banner went to the dressing rooms at the break with a five point deficit, but outscored the Cats 0-16 to 1-6 after the break to seal the win.
Eight scorers contributed to Clare’s 0-24 tally, with Aidan McCarthy accounting for 0-11 of the scoring.
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Ballyea’s Tony Kelly notched 0-3 from play, and says they were rewarded for backing their own gameplan
