The Clare All-Ireland winning player and manager on a red letter day for the Banner
Tony Kelly was the difference in this All-Ireland final. He was absolutely incredible. His goal and his scores were immense. The over the shoulder point. Kelly was just majestic out there.
Read More: Cork boss Pat Ryan's classy reaction to refereeing questions after heartbreaking Clare defeat It probably shouldn’t have gone to extra time but in fairness to Cork they kept battling and stuck in there. Clare’s variation of the short and long ball on puck outs was definitely a big factor in the game. They were able to pull the Cork half back line out and get long balls in - and they were able to go short as well.
Brian Hayes got off to a really good start and caused Conor Cleary problems but as the game wore on Cleary came into it. It was a big ask putting him in when Cleary got injured, but he was tight and efficient. It was a big call that worked out really well.
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