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Shane O'Donnell of Clare tackled by Eoin Downey of Cork during the Munster Senior Championship Round 2 match in April|PICTURE: Ray McManus/Sportsfile
It's set to be a clash for the ages between the Banner and Rebel counties this Sunday in Croke Park for the All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final.
The two Munster teams last meeting in an All Ireland final ended in a stunning replay triumph for Clare over Cork in 2013.
For the lucky fans who secured tickets, turnstiles open at 1pm, with throw in at 3.30pm this Sunday, July 21.
Croke Park are advising match goers to prepare in advance and to ensure their tickets are ready and to plan journeys to the stadium in advance.
An Garda Síochana is advising attendees to utilise public transport in order to travel to and from the match, and to also use park and ride facilities.
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Irish Rail will be providing additional capacity on DART and commuter routes for attendees, and additional late night DART and Commuter Services will operate to Greystones, Howth and Maynooth after the match.
Extra Intercity services have been laid on for the day, though many seats are sold out.
For those unlucky enough to miss out on a ticket, the match will be broadcast on both RTÉ and BBC.
Clare FM will also have live radio coverage, and it will also be shown on a big screen at the Fair Green in Ennis.
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