Mulcahy wont start.he is 34 this year.he is too old.wudve retired before now only for the fact they are going for 5 in a row.
The old dog for the hard road. Heāll start.
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Iām extremely confident.
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The kind of confidence that comes with winning four all Irelandās in a row.
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Thatās when the shakes set in.
Weāre fucked
Will you bother travelling at all?
How are people fixed for tickets , is the there many around
Iām actually not going. Father doesnāt want to as he reckons the nastiness between the two both on and off the field has reached peak levels and thinks the atmosphere will be hostile. Heās 79 this year and mobility is becoming an issue. Weāve tickets got for the other three though
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I think there will be war at it when Clare are turned over.
Iāll be honest at both the round robin and Munster final last year.ā, I didnāt enjoy it even though I was at the Limerick end. I was absolutely disgusted at the firing of cans at Tony Kelly before his equalising sideline in the 22 Munster final. They teased and taunted after the round robin last year and we sowed it in after the Munster final and after Kilkenny turned em over. I like a bit of banter as much as the next man but as they say in England, itās getting proper nasty and I donāt like it
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Theyāll just have to dust themselves down and get ready for Supervalu park.
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Was raw enough over by the train station after Limerick/Cork last year as well. Suppose it isthe nature of these box office events that people lose the run of themselves a bit.
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A lot of it too though is due to whatās happening in Leinster. Lads look at us hammering the shite out of each other while the Leinster final is a done deal every year. An open draw would defuse a lot of it
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There is a nastiness to an element of the Clare support that is not prevalent in other counties.
The abuse of JP McManus in front of his daughter at last yearās round-robin game was particularly distasteful. Tipperary could often be pricks but Iāve always found far more honest and decent hurling men amongst their ranks.
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In fairness a lot of that comes back to the fact the majority of them were all born and educated in Limerick.
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This doesnāt help either 
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Silly
Ah would you stop, thereās an element of that in every county, and Limerick have a group of young thugs going around after them that is as bad as any.
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Iāve always found Limerick people fantastic.