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Wins for Kilkenny and Tipperary would set up a repeat of last year's final. Clare and Kilkenny last met in the final in 2005, while the last Galway-Tipperary decider was in 2008.Wins for Kilkenny and Tipperary would set up a repeat of last year's final. Clare and Kilkenny last met in the final in 2005, while the last Galway-Tipperary decider was in 2008.

Wins for Kilkenny and Tipperary would set up a repeat of last year's final. Clare and Kilkenny last met in the final in 2005, while the last Galway-Tipperary decider was in 2008.Kilkenny have been installed as 6/5 favourites to win the league for the eighth time under Brian Cody, ahead of Clare (5/2), Tipperary (9/2) and Galway (5/1). The final will be played on May 4.

Cork, runners-up to Galway last year, take on Roscommon (3.0), while Cavan face Dublin (4.45). Dublin last won the title in 2012, Cork in 2009 and Roscommon in 1978, while Cavan have yet to join roll of honour, losing to Kilkenny, Clare and Galway before clinching a quarter-final place on final day with a win over Dublin. They later eliminated Cork.Wins for Kilkenny and Tipperary would set up a repeat of last year's final. Clare and Kilkenny last met in final in 2005, while last Galway-Tipperary decider was in 2008.

While Clare winning an All-Ireland on the back of the underage success they've enjoyed in the last few years isn't a surprise in itself, the timing of it came early than most people expected, Conlon included.Conlon has only very hazy recollections of that day in Limerick having suffered concussion and been replaced in the first half of the game, something manager Davy Fitzgerald was riled about afterwards.

However, those games came at the end of a gruelling league campaign for both sides, so following a three week break, both sides should be fresh and ready for what will most likely be a significant step up in pace and quality from earlier rounds.HuRLinG?? Clare vs Tipperary Live GAA tv Online Video ?

"I think the best thing that happened to us was losing to Cork. We got a few games under our belt and the more matches you get, the more you want. As the summer went on, you all know what happened and we kept rolling. That confidence, everyone is full of confidence on the panel."

Would I have expected them to be in the hunt for the league? No. But it's the type of fellas they are. Gifted hurlers with a superb attitude. Did I expect them to come right back down to earth after the All-Ireland? Yes. They know there is no grey area when it comes to discipline. Davy laid that marker down at the very start. If they mess, they are out. But they don't. They are a super bunch. We are very lucky to have them. And Davy knows that too.

Conlon now sports a cut on his nose after colliding accidentally with Sean Collins in training recently and said: "I'm sick of getting hit in the head! I just want to stay well away from what happened last year. I vaguely remember bits of the warm-up.

After suffering a 0-22 to 0-15 defeat to Cork in last June's Munster semi-final, few would have predicted that a few short months later Clare would be turning the tables on the same opposition in a replayed All-Ireland final having thoroughly outplayed them in the drawn game.

"Would I have expected them to be in the hunt for the league? No. But it's the type of fellas they are. Gifted hurlers with a superb attitude. Did I expect them to come right back down to earth after the All-Ireland? Yes. They know there is no grey area when it comes to discipline. Davy laid that marker down at the very start. If they mess, they are out. But they don't. They are a super bunch. We are very lucky to have them. And Davy knows that too.

Towards the end of January, on their first night back at serious training, Davy Fitzgerald waited in a dressing room in UL. The session was set for 7.30, but Fitzgerald clocked in at 5.30, waiting to see if any of his players would lay down a marker. Colin Ryan arrived at 6.0. That night, in an internal game, a player had his fingers broken. If the manager wanted a sign that his men were back at work, he got it that night.

Just how far along that road Galway and Kilkenny have travelled following disastrous championships last summer is open to debate, though things might become a little clearer at Páirc na nGael on Sunday. When they met on April 21 last year, Kilkenny coasted to a 1-24 to 1-17 win in Thurles in a game that offered up plenty of evidence of Galway's shortcomings but little of the Cats'Just how far along that road Galway and Kilkenny have travelled following disastrous championships last summer is open to debate, though things might become a little clearer at Páirc na nGael on Sunday. When they met on April 21 last year, Kilkenny coasted to a 1-24 to 1-17 win in Thurles in a game that offered up plenty of evidence of Galway's shortcomings but little of the Cats'