Clare's victory over Cork in Sunday’s Munster SFC quarter-final has left a number of counties fretting over their place in the All-Ireland series.
Colm Collins’s side were relegated from Division Three last month along with Limerick, who they play in the Munster semi-final, meaning that one of them will play in the top tier Championship later in the summer instead of the Tailteann Cup.
With a maximum of 16 teams taking part in the All-Ireland series, a Division Two team will now be forced out and Meath, followed by Kildare, are currently in the firing line.
