Clare have booked their place in the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship for the first time in the County’s history.

A place in the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is on the line as Clare prepare to take on Roscommon/Tipperary.

Surprisingly some players on the field in championship are more content when play tends to avoid them rather than being called upon regularly.

With the Clare football bandwagon beginning to set into gear, selector David O’Brien asserts that they aren’t getting carried away with their recent victories.

Joe Hayes has one of the best vantage points when it comes to championship football, standing between the posts for the duration of the game, he gets to analyse the game as it pans out while also being kept on his toes for the frequent attack from the opposition.

At the beginning of any project there’s always goals and aims, for Colm Collins and project Clare Football it’s now about scrapping the overall plan as they continue to make waves in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

Pearse Stadium has been confirmed as the venue for Clare’s Round 4A qualifier with Roscommon

Clare will play Roscommon in the Round 4A qualifier of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship this weekend.

Clare had a victory to remember over Laois on Sunday in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship as they took the lead for the first time in the last minute of normal time to hold on for a one point win.