Lee Chin

Clare overturned a six-point second-half deficit to defeat Wexford, 1-24 to 3-14 in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship quarter-final at Semple Stadium, ...

Charlie McGuckin for Shane Reck (67) Paul Morris for Damien Reck (69) Chaos ensued in the Wexford goal mouth, before it popped out to the Wolfe Tones man, who pulled on the sliotar into the net. The goal came from Shanagher in the 67th minute. Mikie Dwyer for Rory O'Connor (14) Shane Meehan for Ian Galvin (62) Aron Shanagher for David Fitzgerald (59) Mark Rodgers for David Reidy (54) The 2018 All-Star was also unable to split the posts from his opening assignment, but eventually found his range. Reeling from the concession of the early green flag, the Banner were unable to settle. Darragh Egan crucially didn't get as much change from his bench. However, Brian Lohan made changes and they had their desired impact.

Says he was 'left speechless' by analysis 'which focused completely on Clare all the way through. No credit whatsoever to our lads but just how poorly the ...

“Lee Chin had turned the player and was pulled down with no Clare player between him and the goal so penalty and black full stop. “It's not sour grapes because I wish Clare the very best and had lovely chats with some of their supporters yesterday. “However, raced home to watch game on telly and was left speechless by the analysis which focused completely on Clare all the way through.

Clare banished the scars of the epic Munster final heartache against Limerick as they produced a strong closing surge to overpower Wexford and set up an ...

(69). (14), Kevin Foley for O’Keeffe (62), Connal Flood for McGovern (63), Charlie McGuckin for S Reck, inj. Lee Chin and Diarmuid O’Keeffe encouraged Wexford before a flurry of wides helped Clare regain parity at the break on 0-10 to 1-07 with closing scores from Ian Galvin and Duggan (free). Fanning also had to clear from under his crossbar after Chin (free) and sub Mikie Dwyer crafted a 3-12 to 0-15 Wexford advantage. And Clare appeared to be finding their mojo when levelling for the first time after 19 minutes through Peter Duggan (two frees) and Diarmuid Ryan (0-07 to 1-04). The Banner appeared in real bother after second-half Wexford goals from 'keeper Mark Fanning – his long distance free going all the way to the net – and Lee Chin bolted Darragh Egan’s challengers into a 3-12 to 0-15 advantage after 59 minutes.

Clare came back from six points down in the 59th minute of Saturday's All-Ireland hurling quarter-final against Clare to win the game by four.

I don't think those two goals should have been given to Wexford." Canning also though that both of Wexford's goals in the second half should have been ruled out for square balls. I think the two boys, Paul Flanagan and John Conlon were going to come back. To me that's a penalty and a black card." "If [Lee Chin] slips around [Cian Nolan] here, it's a clear goal scoring chance. A long ball towards Lee Chin - a tactic which was fruitful for Wexford in the second half - saw the forward hauled down by Cian Nolan.