It is an Energia All-Ireland League final on a Bank Holiday weekend at the Aviva Stadium, but Clontarf head coach Andy Wood says it will be 'business as usual' for his side's preparations this week.
Clontarf face Terenure College at Irish Rugby HQ with a 3pm kick-off this Sunday. Five AIL finals have been staged at the Aviva Stadium and 'Tarf have featured in four of them, winning one and losing three.
Interest in this final has been high, with attendance set to be the strongest ever for an All-Ireland League decider at the Aviva.
"I don't think we'll do much different," Wood told Sam O'Byrne for Irish Rugby TV. "We'll go about our business as normal, but we might have one eye on Terenure early in the week.
"They're a fine side and we have a good idea of what they're going to bring, but the focus will be on ourselves and continuing to do well what we've done up to this point.
"You look at the players that we've got in the team and there are leaders across the board. I'm always confident in the lads taking the messaging on board."
'There Are Leaders Across The Board' - Clontarf Ready For #EnergiaAIL Final
All Ireland League
27th April 2022