It wasn’t one for the faint-hearted as Clare had three points to spare over Limerick in the Munster Senior Football Championship, manager Colm Collins is happy with the result but is well aware of the work that lies ahead.

Clare secured their place in the semi-finals of the Munster Senior Football Championship with a three point win over Limerick in what was a very dull start to the Championship.

When Clare take to the field in the Gaelic Grounds for Sunday’s Munster quarter-final with Limerick, the longest serving member of the team will be getting ready for what he hopes won’t be a busy afternoon.

Dual-star Podge Collins has a lot on his plate and over the last twelve months, that plate was quiet full, a special documentary airing this Monday will give an inside look into the life of the Cratloe man as he juggles two sports at a high level while also recovering from a serious injury.

John Brudair has included four newcomers in his staring fifteen for the Munster Championship quarter-final against Clare.

A former national president of GAA Handball has died tragically while on holidays in Spain.

In the absence of Iain Corbett, Ian Ryan will captain the Limerick footballers as they bid for their first Munster Championship win since 2012.

Clare begin their Munster Intermediate Ladies Football campaign on Saturday as they take on Limerick.