Limerick star Padraig Browne insists none of Mickey Ned O'Sullivan's panel is looking past the challenge of Clare in Sunday's Munster SFC semi-final in Ennis. Following their victory over National Football League Division 3 champions Tipperary in the first round, the Shannonsiders are red-hot favourites to book a final date against either Kerry or Cork in July. The sides last met in the Championship three years ago, when Limerick edged Clare on a three-point margin (2-5 to 0-8). Since then, Clare's form has dipped alarmingly - but Browne has declared that the team is taking nothing for granted against the Banner men this weekend. He said: "It has been hammered into us at training that we are not in any Munster final. The ultimate is that we beat Clare on Sunday - nothing else matters. "People are congratulating us and saying that we can reach a Munster final now but we can't think like that. "It is vital that we win. If we lose to Clare, the win over Tipperary will be worthless." Tweet

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