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There was disappointment for Clare at Cusack Park in Ennis on Sunday afternoon as Kerry retained their Munster SFC crown with a comfortable seven-point victory.
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In what was the first Munster final at the venue since 1919, Jack O'Connor's side led throughout the match which was played in front of around 12,000 sun-soaked supporters.
The final score was Kerry 0:23 - Clare 1:13.
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Kerry are the Kings of Munster.@Kerry_Official 0-23@GaaClare 1-13#GAANOW brings you the highlights of the Munster GAA Football Senior final pic.twitter.com/CGXKwuzu6U
Next up for Clare will be a Sam Maguire qualifier against Cork while Kerry will take on Monaghan.
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