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Thurles triple-header confirmed with camogie semi-finals now before Kilkenny-Waterford replay

It’s going to be a hectic day at Semple Stadium.

Updated 17.10pm

NEXT SATURDAY’S REPLAY between Kilkenny and Waterford will have two curtain-raisers with the All-Ireland senior camogie semi-finals switched to Semple Stadium.

And RTÉ have confirmed that all three games will be live on RTÉ One as part of The Saturday Game Live.

It was announced this morning that the triple-header will take place with the camogie games switched from Nowlan Park where they were due to take place at 1.30pm and 3.15pm respectively.

Instead reigning champions Cork will take on Wexford in Semple Stadium at 2pm while Galway will then meet Kilkenny at 3.45pm.

After yesterday’s pulsating draw in Croke Park, it will then be round two for Kilkenny and Waterford at 6.45pm.

In addition the Ladies Football Association have announced that their quarter-finals tie next Saturday in Glennon Brothers Pearse Park have been moved to 3.15pm and 5pm to avoid a clash with the Cats and the Deise.

Here’s the full schedule for next Saturday.

Saturday 13 August

Liberty Insurance All-Ireland senior camogie semi-finals
Cork v Wexford, Semple Stadium, 2pm, (Ref: O Elliott)
Galway v Kilkenny, Semple Stadium, 3.45pm, (Ref: R Kelly)

TG4 All-Ireland sneior ladies football quarter-finals
Mayo v Westmeath, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, 3.15pm, (Ref: G Corrigan)
Dublin v Donegal, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, 5pm, (Ref: G Chapman)

All-Ireland senior-hurling semi-final replay
Kilkenny v Waterford, Semple Stadium, 6.45pm

 

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    Dec 28th 2023, 9:20 AM

    I know we’ve had no decent striker since Robbie Keane and we want to hang our hat on anyone who can fill his shoes but when are the Irish media gonna stop gushing about Ferguson?
    He scored a few goals against a poor Newcastle side months ago and has don very little since.
    If he’s fortunate enough to start for Brighton, he gets subbed after an hour, if he doesn’t start, he comes on as a sub. He’s done nothing in an Ireland jersey, in fact, I’m yet to see him have a good game for us.
    Until Ferguson holds down his place for Brighton and starts scoring 15+ goals a season, I don’t see him as the solution to Ireland’s goal scoring problem.

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    Dec 28th 2023, 4:59 PM

    @Heywood Jablome: Well let’s hear your suggestions, then we can see what you are trying to get across to us!!

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    Mute Dermott Russell
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    Dec 28th 2023, 8:00 PM

    @Heywood Jablome: this is correct. He’s being hyped up to the sky. I don’t see an awful lot coming from him if people are going to continue to write this type of article about him.

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