Eoin Cleary is calling on Clare to break down new barriers by seeing off Cork in Sunday’s Munster quarter-final.
Having been relegated to Division Two after seven seasons, last year’s All-Ireland quarter-finalists must reach the provincial final to avoid playing in the Tailteann Cup this year.
Oddly, they haven’t played Cork in the Championship since 2015 but have come up against them regularly in Division Two in the intervening years, with Clare winning three of their six meetings, though Cork have won two of the last three, with the other ending in a draw.