CHAMPIONS CLARE MAKE their summer bow on Sunday when they take on Cork in a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland hurling final.
It’s the standout fixture of a busy weekend with four fixtures on Saturday, and a further five to follow on Sunday.
The Sky Sports cameras will be in Wexford Park this weekend as Leinster champions Dublin look to bounce back from a disappointing league campaign and hit the ground running against Wexford.
And there’s another RTÉ double-header to look forward to on Sunday. The Ulster football quarter-final between Monaghan and Tyrone throws in at 2pm, followed by that tasty Munster hurling semi as Clare and Cork do battle for the right to face Limerick in the decider.
Here are the fixtures:
Saturday
Munster SFC Quarter Final replay
Waterford v Clare, Dungarvan, 7pm (Ref: Maurice Deegan, Laois) – ET if necessary
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Leinster SHC Quarter Final
Wexford v Dublin, Wexford Park, 7pm (Ref: Colm Lyons, Cork)
All-Ireland SHC Promotion Play-off
Westmeath v Kildare, Pairc Tailteann, 2pm (Ref: John Keenan, Wicklow)
Nicky Rackard Promotion Play-off
Sligo v Longford, Ballinamore, 2pm (Ref: John Keane, Galway) – ET if necessary
Sunday
Leinster SFC Quarter Final
Carlow v Meath, Dr Cullen Park, 3.30pm (Ref: Padraig O’Sullivan, Kerry)
Ulster SFC Quarter Final
Monaghan v Tyrone, Clones, 2pm (Ref: Eddie Kinsella, Laois)
Munster SHC Semi Final
Clare v Cork, Semple Stadium, 4pm (Ref: James McGrath, Westmeath)
Ulster SHC Quarter Final
Down v Donegal, Clones, 12 noon (Ref: Colum Cunning, Antrim)
Armagh v Derry, Athletic Grounds, 3pm (Ref: Garrett Duffy, Antrim)
All-Ireland champions Clare begin their title defence - here are this weekend's GAA fixtures
CHAMPIONS CLARE MAKE their summer bow on Sunday when they take on Cork in a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland hurling final.
It’s the standout fixture of a busy weekend with four fixtures on Saturday, and a further five to follow on Sunday.
The Sky Sports cameras will be in Wexford Park this weekend as Leinster champions Dublin look to bounce back from a disappointing league campaign and hit the ground running against Wexford.
And there’s another RTÉ double-header to look forward to on Sunday. The Ulster football quarter-final between Monaghan and Tyrone throws in at 2pm, followed by that tasty Munster hurling semi as Clare and Cork do battle for the right to face Limerick in the decider.
Here are the fixtures:
Saturday
Munster SFC
Quarter Final replay
Waterford v Clare, Dungarvan, 7pm (Ref: Maurice Deegan, Laois) – ET if necessary
Leinster SHC
Quarter Final
Wexford v Dublin, Wexford Park, 7pm (Ref: Colm Lyons, Cork)
All-Ireland SHC
Promotion Play-off
Westmeath v Kildare, Pairc Tailteann, 2pm (Ref: John Keenan, Wicklow)
Nicky Rackard
Promotion Play-off
Sligo v Longford, Ballinamore, 2pm (Ref: John Keane, Galway) – ET if necessary
Sunday
Leinster SFC
Quarter Final
Carlow v Meath, Dr Cullen Park, 3.30pm (Ref: Padraig O’Sullivan, Kerry)
Ulster SFC
Quarter Final
Monaghan v Tyrone, Clones, 2pm (Ref: Eddie Kinsella, Laois)
Munster SHC
Semi Final
Clare v Cork, Semple Stadium, 4pm (Ref: James McGrath, Westmeath)
Ulster SHC
Quarter Final
Down v Donegal, Clones, 12 noon (Ref: Colum Cunning, Antrim)
Armagh v Derry, Athletic Grounds, 3pm (Ref: Garrett Duffy, Antrim)
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Championship 2014 Fixture List GAA