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There were magical scenes at at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday evening as the Waterford minor hurlers ended the county's All-Ireland drought with an impressive victory over the 2023 champions Clare. On what was a miserable evening, the Deise, who defeated Clare by six points in Dungarvan in May, were impressive throughout and led from beginning to end. It was Waterford's fourth-ever All-Ireland minor title and the county's first since 2013. Played before a crowd of more than 15,000, the final score on Saturday evening was Waterford 1-18 Clare 0-10. Scór Lán-Ama@GaaClare 0-10 (10) @WaterfordGAA 1-18 (21)Comhghairdeas le @WaterfordGAA , seamipíní Mionúr Iomána 2025 . Captain James Comerford accepts Corn pic.twitter.com/1lOuIxi1lt — Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) June 28, 2025 There were celebrations on and off the pitch as Waterford captain James Comerford was presented with the Irish Press Cup by GAA President Jarlath Burns. READ NEXT: Decision due soon on construction of large housing development and crèche in Waterford Starting teams: Waterford: James Comerford; Daragh Murphy, Conor Lynch, Darragh Keane; Bradley Penkert, Hugo Quann, Tommy Kennedy; Éanna McHugh, Gearóid O'Shea; Shane Power, Jack Power, Pierce Quann; Dylan Murphy, Cormac Spain, Jamie Shanahan. Clare: Leon Talty; Jack O'Halloran, Niall Doyle, Zak Phelan; Evan Crimmins, Dara Kennedy, Colm Daly; Graham Ball, Evan Cleary; Rory Ralph, James O'Donnell, Ian O'Brien; Ben Talty, Paul Rodgers, Liam Murphy. Referee: Colm McDonald (Antrim).
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There were magical scenes at at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday evening as the Waterford minor hurlers ended the county's All-Ireland drought with an impressive victory over the 2023 champions Clare. On what was a miserable evening, the Deise, who defeated Clare by six points in Dungarvan in May, were impressive throughout and led from beginning to end. It was Waterford's fourth-ever All-Ireland minor title and the county's first since 2013. Played before a crowd of more than 15,000, the final score on Saturday evening was Waterford 1-18 Clare 0-10. Scór Lán-Ama@GaaClare 0-10 (10) @WaterfordGAA 1-18 (21)Comhghairdeas le @WaterfordGAA , seamipíní Mionúr Iomána 2025 . Captain James Comerford accepts Corn pic.twitter.com/1lOuIxi1lt — Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) June 28, 2025 There were celebrations on and off the pitch as Waterford captain James Comerford was presented with the Irish Press Cup by GAA President Jarlath Burns. READ NEXT: Decision due soon on construction of large housing development and crèche in Waterford Starting teams: Waterford: James Comerford; Daragh Murphy, Conor Lynch, Darragh Keane; Bradley Penkert, Hugo Quann, Tommy Kennedy; Éanna McHugh, Gearóid O'Shea; Shane Power, Jack Power, Pierce Quann; Dylan Murphy, Cormac Spain, Jamie Shanahan. Clare: Leon Talty; Jack O'Halloran, Niall Doyle, Zak Phelan; Evan Crimmins, Dara Kennedy, Colm Daly; Graham Ball, Evan Cleary; Rory Ralph, James O'Donnell, Ian O'Brien; Ben Talty, Paul Rodgers, Liam Murphy. Referee: Colm McDonald (Antrim).
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There were magical scenes at at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday evening as the Waterford minor hurlers ended the county's All-Ireland drought with an impressive victory over the 2023 champions Clare. On what was a miserable evening, the Deise, who defeated Clare by six points in Dungarvan in May, were impressive throughout and led from beginning to end. It was Waterford's fourth-ever All-Ireland minor title and the county's first since 2013. Played before a crowd of more than 15,000, the final score on Saturday evening was Waterford 1-18 Clare 0-10. Scór Lán-Ama@GaaClare 0-10 (10) @WaterfordGAA 1-18 (21)Comhghairdeas le @WaterfordGAA , seamipíní Mionúr Iomána 2025 . Captain James Comerford accepts Corn pic.twitter.com/1lOuIxi1lt — Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) June 28, 2025 There were celebrations on and off the pitch as Waterford captain James Comerford was presented with the Irish Press Cup by GAA President Jarlath Burns. READ NEXT: Decision due soon on construction of large housing development and crèche in Waterford Starting teams: Waterford: James Comerford; Daragh Murphy, Conor Lynch, Darragh Keane; Bradley Penkert, Hugo Quann, Tommy Kennedy; Éanna McHugh, Gearóid O'Shea; Shane Power, Jack Power, Pierce Quann; Dylan Murphy, Cormac Spain, Jamie Shanahan. Clare: Leon Talty; Jack O'Halloran, Niall Doyle, Zak Phelan; Evan Crimmins, Dara Kennedy, Colm Daly; Graham Ball, Evan Cleary; Rory Ralph, James O'Donnell, Ian O'Brien; Ben Talty, Paul Rodgers, Liam Murphy. Referee: Colm McDonald (Antrim).
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There were magical scenes at at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday evening as the Waterford minor hurlers ended the county's All-Ireland drought with an impressive victory over the 2023 champions Clare. On what was a miserable evening, the Deise, who defeated Clare by six points in Dungarvan in May, were impressive throughout and led from beginning to end. It was Waterford's fourth-ever All-Ireland minor title and the county's first since 2013. Played before a crowd of more than 15,000, the final score on Saturday evening was Waterford 1-18 Clare 0-10. Scór Lán-Ama@GaaClare 0-10 (10) @WaterfordGAA 1-18 (21)Comhghairdeas le @WaterfordGAA , seamipíní Mionúr Iomána 2025 . Captain James Comerford accepts Corn pic.twitter.com/1lOuIxi1lt — Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) June 28, 2025 There were celebrations on and off the pitch as Waterford captain James Comerford was presented with the Irish Press Cup by GAA President Jarlath Burns. READ NEXT: Decision due soon on construction of large housing development and crèche in Waterford Starting teams: Waterford: James Comerford; Daragh Murphy, Conor Lynch, Darragh Keane; Bradley Penkert, Hugo Quann, Tommy Kennedy; Éanna McHugh, Gearóid O'Shea; Shane Power, Jack Power, Pierce Quann; Dylan Murphy, Cormac Spain, Jamie Shanahan. Clare: Leon Talty; Jack O'Halloran, Niall Doyle, Zak Phelan; Evan Crimmins, Dara Kennedy, Colm Daly; Graham Ball, Evan Cleary; Rory Ralph, James O'Donnell, Ian O'Brien; Ben Talty, Paul Rodgers, Liam Murphy. Referee: Colm McDonald (Antrim).