Clare fans will relish the chance to roll back the years tonight with RTE 2 showing the 1995 All-Ireland final win over Offaly.
The Banner men banished the legend of Biddy Early's curse to end an 81-year wait for hurling's greatest prize.
Substitute Eamonn Taaffe's second-half goal helped Ger Loughnane's charges hold off the Faithful for a two-point win after goals from Michael Duignan and Johnny Pilkington had put Offaly in control.
Scenes of ecstasy ensued as a hurling-mad county finally got back to the summit of the sport.
Here, Mirror Sport takes a quick look back at the teams, routes to the final and looks at what became of some of the star players on the winning side.
CLARE: Davy Fitzgerald, Michael O'Halloran, Brian Lohan, Frank Lohan, Liam Doyle, Seanie McMahon (0-3), Anthony Daly (c) (0-1), Jamesie O'Connor (0-2), Ollie Baker (0-1), Fergus Tuohy (0-4), P.J. O'Connell, Fergal Hegarty (0-1), Stephen McNamara, Conor Clancy, Ger O'Loughlin (0-1).
Subs: Eamonn Taaffe (1-0) for Stephen McNamara, Cyril Lyons for Conor Clancy, Alan Neville for Eamonn Taaffe
OFFALY: David Hughes, Shane McGuckin, Kevin Kinahan, Martin Hanamy, Brian Whelahan, Hubert Rigney, Kevin Martin, Johnny Pilkington (c) (0-1), Daithí Regan (0-1), Johnny Dooley (0-5), John Troy (0-1), Michael Duignan (1-0), Billy Dooley (0-1), Pat O'Connor, Joe Dooley.
Subs: Declan Pilkington for Pat O'Connor, Brendan Kelly for Joe Dooley
Final Score: Clare 1-13 Offaly 2-8
Where are the All-Ireland winners now?
Davy Fitzgerald stayed in hurling as a manager after hanging up his boots in 2008. He is the current Wexford boss.
Davy Fitz led Waterford to an All-Ireland final in 2008, landed Liam MacCarthy as Banner boss in 2013 and led Wexford to the Leinster title last year.
Legendary Clare full-back Brian Lohan is now the senior county boss.
Clare's former captain Anthony Daly managed Clare and brought unprecedented success to the Dublin hurlers. He has led a number of club sides and is a regular TV hurling pundit and co-commentator.
Jamesie O'Connor also still features on out TV screens as a pundit with Sky Sports.
Route to the final: Clare
Munster semi-final: Clare 2-13 Cork 3-9
Munster final: Clare 1-17 Limerick 0-11
All-Ireland semi-final: Clare 3-12 Galway 1-13
Route to the final: Offaly
Leinster semi-final: Offaly 2-14 Wexford 1-10
Leinster final: Offaly 2-16 Kilkenny 2-5
All-Ireland semi-final: Offaly 2-19 Down 2-8
