Six goals shared as Clare win breathtaking match | Cork 3-24 Clare 3-26 | Munster SHC highlights

Clare kickstarted their Munster Senior Hurling challenge after a second-half turnaround secured their first ever championship victory in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, beating Cork 3-26 to 3-24.
Trailing by 0-14 to 0-12 at the break, Brian Lohan's side were blitzed by a 1-03 Cork surge on the restart as an immediate Patrick Horgan goal was bolstered by points for Seamus Harnedy, Declan Dalton and a Horgan ’65 after Shane Barrett’s shot was deflected at 1-17 to 0-13 by only the 38th minute.
Things appeared bleak for the Banner, especially after letting slip a nine-point cushion to Limerick last time out. However, they dug deep and were ignited by an excellent passing move involving John Conlon and Shane O’Donnell who centred to Mark Rodgers to find the net in the 43rd minute.

[@JasonQuinn-il3eh]

Shame it wasn’t live on RTE

[@Mossyeditz]

Hoggy's goal was class

[@AffectionateAstroStation-lx5is]

RTE are a disgrace .Clare were good but very loose in defense.

[@LiamMurray-le4pk]

Jesus that second yellow was very harsh! Any fella that says it’s deserved is either from Clare or soft.

[@HurlingEdits.]

What happens in the 70m can’t be changed

[@HurlingEdits.]

8:01

[@garrettfinn7897]

Never a sending off in my book

[@oog2370]

Second yellow

[@Sineadhawk]

Hé did intentionally block him and at a level where you will be fouled

[@just_limerence]

American here who was dragged to this match by a Cork supporter, very little understanding about the rules, still have no idea how it's the Cork player's fault that the Clare player tried to body check him after the play. When oblivious idiots like me know it was a wrong call, that's saying something

[@dermotmulqueen3425]

Sean O Donoghue was already on a yellow card. He had broken his hurley. The ball was 10 yards away. He should have run towards the ball and shouldered Shane when he was attempting to get possession of it.
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The rules of hurling are different to ice hockey in that you can’t take the man out without the ball.
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When you’re in possession of the ball or challenging for it, you’re braced for the hit. Otherwise it’s dangerous play to take the man out without the ball.

[@Sineadhawk]

All you are doing here is showing how ignorant you are to the rules of the sport , you admitted you have little understanding. Maybe ask why it happend and why there was a yellow card instead of acting like you know the rule book inside out

[@just_limerence]

@@dermotmulqueen3425 That makes complete sense, thanks for taking the time to explain it to me instead of just dismissing it and being rude. Definitely gonna help my understanding of the sport a lot in the long run!

[@HurlingEdits.]

@@just_limerence you can’t shoulder someone if they don’t have the ball .it was very hard tackle as well. he already had a yellow

[@seanirish6173]

Up cork

[@roblinehan5751]

Never a red.

[@oog2370]

It was a second yellow

[@HurlingEdits.]

Notice how he didn’t even question the ref ,Clear yellow

[@fitzerelli1]

Ye showed the s***** Kilkenny match and couldnt show the good munster match.It's not our fault.Munster hurling is way better than anyone else.

[@tomdonald6066]

how did cork get the red card for a clare man hurting himself trying to throw a shoulder after the play. the yellow should have gone to the clare man

[@Sineadhawk]

You are blind, look at other angles and what ppl who know what they are talking about are saying . Cork player intentionally shouldered him as Shane tried to make a play for the ball. Also second yellow

[@tonyflanagan8265]

O Dear God O Donoghue probably cost Cork that Match with his stupid thuggery he lines up O Donnell with a 3 Rd Man Tackle (was abolished in the 70s) proper little thug he is anyway

[@Adam-rl7db]

Bs red card fire the ref