The game went to extra-time as the sides could not be separated after 70 minutes, with Clare triumphing by a single point after the added period
Clare lifted the Liam MacCarthy Cup for the first time since 2013 on Sunday as they defeated Cork in the All-Ireland hurling decider at Croke Park.
. Each member of the Banner County's squad had their well-deserved moment to lift The Liam McCarthy Cup, and Séadna Morey shared that moment with his daughter, reports RSVP Live.READ MORE: Davy Fitzgerald column: One player was difference between teams in a game that reminded me so much of 2013 final
The left corner-back's baby Fiadhna was spotted with her dad wearing her protective earmuffs on the pitch after the game. Dressed in sweet little pink leggings, the tiny tot had a miniature Clare jersey on to celebrate the big moment in style.Paying homage to their manager, he said: "In Clare, hurling is like a religion and Brian Lohan is like our God."
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