A fifteen to twenty-thousand crowd is expected in Ennis on Tuesday evening (6.45) for the Munster under-21 hurling final. Clare, who have never won the Munster title and are backboned by seniors Alan Markham, Enda Flannery and John Reddin and the superb St Joseph's full back Kenneth Kennedy, are fresh from a win over Cork. Tipperary are not short of stars either - Fergal Heaney, Donnacha Fahey, Michael Kennedy, Eugene O'Neill and Paul and Eoin Kelly.
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A fifteen to twenty-thousand crowd is expected in Ennis on Tuesday evening (6.45) for the Munster under-21 hurling final
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