Clare’s Minor Hurling manager says his side can’t make the same mistakes that they did against Waterford.
Sean Doyle was speaking ahead of the semi-final clash with Limerick this Wednesday.
The last time they met in the Munster Championship it was the Treatymen who edged Clare by a point.
Doyle says they must use what they learn from Waterford against a tough Limerick side:
Meanwhile, the Clare team has been named for the game and shows five changes from their win over Waterford.
Eamonn Foudy is one of four Inagh-Kilnamona players who start – he’s retained in goal, while Kilmaley clubmen Sean Crowley and Bradley Higgins are corner-backs alongside Crusheen’s Ross Hayes.
The half-backs are Cratloe’s Diarmuid Ryan, Bodyke’s Cian Mnioge and Aidan McCarthy of Inagh-Kilnamona.
His clubmate Keith White is joined in midfield by Lee Brack of Clarecaslte, while another Inagh-Kilnamona man, Eoin Fitzgerald, is in the half-forwards beside Rian Considine of Cratloe and Tiernan Agnew of Sixmilebridge.
Another Sixmilebridge man, Paul Corry, is corner forward, beside Crusheen’s Breffni Horner and full-forward Gary Cooney of O’Callaghans Mills.
Clare FM will have live online coverage of Clare v Limerick in the Munster Minor Hurling Championship, as well as on air updates, on Wednesday evening.
Throw-in is at 7:30
