Kilmaley are the team bidding to break the longest wait of the remaining teams for a place in the final of the TUS Clare senior hurling final this weekend.

They take on Eire Óg on Saturday evening in Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosog, as they look to reach a first showpiece event since winning their second ever title in 2004.

Both teams carry unbeaten form into the game, with Kilmaley being impressive winner over Sixmilebridge in their last eight showdown.

Manager Brian Culbert says they have been working hard to continue improving throughout the year.

Throw in on Saturday evening is at 4.30pm with commentary on Clare FM with John Neylon and Associates, Consulting Engineers, Architects and Energy Assessors, Cathedral Court, Ennis.

Sunday's action sees Clooney Quin taking on Ballyea, with Clooney-Quin looking to reach the final for the first time since 2017.

They overcame champions Feakle to seal their last four spot, and have yet to taste defeat in this years championship.

Manager Fergal Lynch says they have turned their fortunes around after a difficult 2024 season.

That one has a 3.30pm start on Sunday with commentary thanks to O'Sullivan & Hansbury Motors, Kilrush Road Ennis