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06 Sept 2025
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Cork
Clare
Who will you be supporting in the 2024 All-Ireland Final between Cork and Clare?
Anticipation continues to build for tomorrow's All-Ireland Hurling final, which will see the Rebel County facing off against the Banner.
Betting odds have Cork as the narrow favourites to once again lift the Liam MacCarthy Cup this year, but Clare have proven that they are once again not a team to be underestimated.
Tickets for tomorrow's All-Ireland Hurling Final between Cork and Clare are said to be like gold dust, with fans from both counties scouring social media for a chance to secure a seat in Croke Park for the highly-anticipated final.
For fans who have not been successful in securing those all-important tickets, there will be televised coverage of the clash on RTÉ One and also, for the first time in history, on the BBC.
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