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The Munster Senior Hurling Championship round three games take place this weekend, with anticipation building for what is expected to be a thrilling and fiercely contested third round of games.
The Tipperary senior hurlers travel to Ennis to take on the reigning All-Ireland champions in what is being billed as a "do-or-die" clash.
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Where and when is it on?
Tipperary travels to Ennis for their third game of their Munster Senior Hurling Championship campaign on Saturday at 6pm against Clare in Pairc Chiosog, Ennis.
This is the only game being played in the Munster Championship this weekend.
Where can I watch the game?
Tipperary and Clare will be shown live on GAA+, with the coverage getting underway at 5:15 pm.
On Sunday evening, supporters can view highlights from the action on The Sunday Game on RTE2 at 9:30 pm.
Where can I buy tickets?
At the time of publishing, tickets are still available to buy on Ticketmaster, and in selected Centra and Supervalu stores. A sell-out crowd is expected to descend on Ennis this Saturday.
How are both teams likely to line up?
Tipperary: Barry Hogan; Robert Doyle, Eoghan Connolly, Michael Breen; Joe Caesar, Ronan Maher, Bryan O'Mara; Craig Morgan, Darragh Stakelum; Alan Tynan, Jake Morris, Sam O'Farrell; Sean Kenneally, John McGrath, Jason Forde.
Subs: Rhys Shelly, Conor Bowe, Willie Connors, Dylan Walsh, Seamus Kennedy, Brian McGrath, Noel McGrath, Andrew Ormond, Gearoid O'Connor, Johnny Ryan, Conor Stakelum.
Clare: Eibhear Quilligan; Adam Hogan, Conor Cleary, Conor Leen; Darragh Lohan, John Conlon, David McInerney; Cathal Malone, Ryan Taylor; Tony Kelly, Mark Rodgers, David Fitzgerald; Peter Duggan, Aidan McCarthy, David Reidy.
Subs: Eamonn Foudy, Daithí Lohan, Shane O'Donnell, Rory Hayes, Paddy Donnellan, Aron Shanagher, Shane Meehan, Jack O'Neill, Ian Galvin, Sean Rynne, Shane Woods.
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Who is the referee?
Wexford man James Owens will referee Saturday's Munster Senior Hurling Championship clash between Tipperary and Clare.
How can I stay updated with the Tipperary Star and on tipperarylive.ie?
The Tipperary Star Sports department will be bringing viewers all the action, insight, and analysis from Pairc Chiosog, Ennis on Saturday evening.
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