Daly’s experience with Clare during his reign in Dublin was always strange and emotionally turbulent. Despite not feeling detached from Clare, he felt deeply involved in the game and the drama surrounding it. The weirdest and most draining experience was in Ennis in 2012 when Dublin faced Kilkenny in Leinster. Daly needed something to ignite his team, so he chose to use a flamethrower. Before the match, Daly gathered his players in the Temple Gate Hotel in Ennis and told them about his father who had played in the same place before a big game. He led the team on a march through the town and promised to go to war for them. This match marked the last time Dublin and Clare met in the championship, and since then Dublin hasn’t had any hang-ups about playing against Clare. However, Dublin has struggled in Ennis since 2012. The Gaelic Grounds, where tonight’s game takes place, is considered a neutral venue, but it heavily favors Clare. Dublin, with no expectations on them this year, will approach the game with a positive mindset. They are hoping to find a worthy opponent in Clare and to finally claim a victory in Munster. To do this, they will need to bring physicality and intensity from the start and put Clare out of their comfort zone. Despite expectations favoring Clare, McCaffrey believes that anything can happen in this game.
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