Fixtures

All-Ireland SHC semi-final: Clare v Limerick, Croke Park, 4pm

All-Ireland Minor Football Final: Cork 2-16 Tyrone 1-16 (FT)

All-Ireland Senior Camogie quarter-final: Tipperary 3-20 Clare 3-13 (FT)

All-Ireland Women’s Football quarter-final: Galway v Mayo, 5.45pm

33 Mins: Tony Kelly gets involved again with a wonderful score from the Hogan Stand side. Limerick go quickly with the puckout, and Clare are raging, feeling that Walsh is stopping them doing the same. O’Connor puts one wide, and Walsh stops Quilligan again. He is talking to Tony Kelly, who he gives a yellow card. Perhaps it was for an exuberant celebration involving Hegarty? Clare 0-14 Limerick 0-9

31 Mins: Seán Rynne has an effort that is HawkEyed, but it’s a Níl from the system. John Conlon is blocked down and Limerick work a typical Limerick score, but it’s wide from Darragh O’Donovan. Clare 0-13 Limerick 0-9

29 Mins: Mark Rodgers wins a break from the puckout and his feet are way too quick for the defence, as he puts that one over. From the puckout, Conor Cleary is caught holding Hegarty and Limerick get a handy free in. O’Connor nails it. Duggan wins Clare’s puckout and scores a ridiculous score from out wide. Clare 0-12 Limerick 0-9

27 Mins: Limerick win a free along the sideline after a foul on Adam English. O’Connor clips it over with his customary low flight path. Clare 0-11 Limerick 0-8

25 Mins: Shane O’Donnell wins a free that is definitely a foul, but in the course of this match feels very soft. Rodgers takes the free and smahses it over. Clare 0-11 Limerick 0-7

24 Mins: More great work by O’Brien to win a ball ahead of three Clare men, but the chance is missed by Hayes. Duggan wins the ball out in front of Dan Morrisey, but he seemed to be fouling his man. That’s a score Limerick fans won’t be happy about. Clare 0-10 Limerick 0-7

22 Mins: Another uncharacteristic miss from Gillane is not a welcome sight for Limerick. Clare go very long on the puckout and O’Donoghue wins it clean for Limerick. Nash races clear, strikes it and raises a white flag. Clare 0-9 Limerick 0-7

21 Mins: It’s an absolute pitched battle out there. Limerick looked to have a chance to score after a crazy series of play, but Darragh Lohan blocks down Hayes, who then pulls the Clare man down. Some game so far. Mark Rodgers takes the free from halfway out on the right and he nails it. Clare 0-9 Limerick 0-6

19 Mins: Two big scores in a row for Limerick, firstly a free from Aidan O’Connor and then a storming run and finish from Kyle Hayes. Clare 0-8 Limerick 0-6

17 Mins: A brilliant solo run from Adam English nearly garners a score, but an even better hook comes in from Darragh Lohan. Clare work it up and Shane O’Donnell scoops it up for a majestic score. Clare 0-8 Limerick 0-4

16 Mins: Shane O’Donnell wins the ball out in front a seated Barry Nash and the ref blows for a free out. The replay shows a very soft touch from the corner forward. The ball comes back into the Clare full-forward line right after though and Kelly roasts his man and lofts a beauty over. Clare 0-7 Limerick 0-4

14 Mins: A lovely score from Taylor after some great defending from Clare. Then they win the puckout and Cathal Malone drives over a brilliant effort. Clare 0-6 Limerick 0-4

13 Mins: Mark Rodgers makes space with a super bit of footwork, but misses with the strike. The ball is driven down to Gillane, who wins it and gets his first score. Tony Kelly takes an ambitious shot that drifts waywards, and Aidan O’Connor does likewise for Limerick. Clare 0-4 Limerick 0-4

11 Mins: Savage tackling from Diarmuid Ryan on Cathal O’Neil gives Peter Duggan a chance to strike, and he puts it over from miles out. Then Aaron Gillane puts a shot wide that he would normally score. Clare 0-4 Limerick 0-3

10 Mins: Another wide from Peter Duggan, but Clare win the ball back well from the puckout and Ryan Taylor gets a great score off his left. Tony Kelly gets out in front of Barry Nash, who is fouling, but Kelly pops it over anyways. Clare 0-3 Limerick 0-3

8 Mins: That’s a lovely score from Shane O’Brien, after a great ball in by Byrnes. So far it’s all Limerick on puckouts, but Clare are doing a good job of pushing them out of play after the break. Clare 0-1 Limerick 0-3

6 Mins: Peter Casey uses his feet well, nips inside and slots one over the bar. Clare might struggle with Limerick’s height on puckouts if that one is anything to go by. Clare 0-1 Limerick 0-2

5 Mins: A very rusty start from Limerick’s defence, unable to work the ball out. Now Dan Morrisey opts to go back across to his ‘keeper, but plays the ball miles over Quaid’s head and out for a sideline. Duggan hits the sideline wide anyways. At the other end, Shane O’Brien hits his first wide of the game. Clare 0-1 Limerick 0-1

3 Mins: It’s been a very chaotic and physical start to the game. Thomas Walsh is letting it flow as they say! Now Tony Kelly gets inside Dan Morrisey and swings over a beauty. Clare 0-1 Limerick 0-1

1 Min: Here we go folks, we’re away in the second semi-final! Tony Kelly and Mark Rodgers have gone into full-forward, with John Conlon in midfield and Peter Duggan at 11 to start with at least. It’s a blazing start with neither side taking a hold of the sliotar properly, but Limerick have a free inside the 45′ now. Aidan O’Connor pops it over. Clare 0-0 Limerick 0-1

As the players parade around Croke Park before the game, the RTÉ panel on The Sunday Game are in agreement; it’s Limerick’s to lose. Could Clare spring a huge upset?

Malachy Clerkin documents the journeys of Clare’s players who were on the wrong side of a 40-point beating against Cork at a minor level five years ago. There’s a couple of them who have kicked on and could play a huge part today.

[The new Clare stars who bounced back from notorious 40-point defeat to drive hurling resurgence]

And in case you missed it, here’s Seán’s piece looking ahead to the Clare-Limerick match, including his pick for a winner.

[Clare need something out of the ordinary against revitalised Limerick]

Seán Moran is at Croke Park for the All-Ireland Hurling semi-final. He brings us news on late changes:

“A couple of changes announced before this afternoon’s All-Ireland hurling semi-final between Limerick and Clare. Former HOTY Cian Lynch is out of the Limerick team and is replaced by Adam English. Clare hold steady on their big concerns Conor Cleary and David McInerney, who are both passed fit to start. Brian Lohan does make one change, bringing in veteran John Conlon for Shane Meehan.

It is a first meeting in Croke Park between the counties who have shared an epic rivalry in Munster in recent years, since 2013 when Clare went on to win the All-Ireland in a replay against Cork.

The star on that day was future HOTY Shane O’Donnell, who scored a hat-trick of goals and announced last week that this would be his final season. We’ll find out soon whether that curtain comes down this weekend or stays up for another two weeks.

A warm day in Dublin with a crowd of between 50,000 and 60,000 expected.”

All-Ireland Minor Football Final; full-time: Cork 2-16 Tyrone 1-16

A massive second half clinches the win for the Rebels.

62 Mins: Tyrone rush things going for a goal, when there’s four added minutes to get two points. Cork win it back and Whooley gets a lovely point. Now Tyrone do need a goal! Cork 2-16 Tyrone 1-16

60 Mins: GOAL for Cork! Last-minute drama in Newbridge! A long ball up from Miskella looked like a terrible was of possession, but Eoghan Aherne was on the break and slipped it beyond O’Neill! Incredibly brave not to go for the fisted point to tie the game. Cork 2-15 Tyrone 1-16

59 Mins: Tyrone have the lead and the ball after winning a handy free in. Then Cork win it back with a superb tackle. They have to get a score here. Cork 1-15 Tyrone 1-16

55 Mins: What will happen here? Tom Whooley just about beats Tyrone ‘keeper Ronan O’Neill to the ball after a through pass. Apparently that was not a goalscoring chance, as it’s just a free in the end. It was an honest attempt at the ball, but it surely stopped a chance on goal there. Cork 1-15 Tyrone 1-15

52 Mins: What a block! O’Herlihy was in for a second goal after a wonderful Cork team move, but a last-second block denied him. Cork 1-14 Tyrone 1-15

51 Mins: Two really good points in a row for Cork. First Ahern held off his man well and stroked over a shot, and then O’Herlihy added a point to his goal with a curler from the left corner. Cork 1-14 Tyrone 1-15

47 Mins: Rory Twohig misses a chance to level the game, but it was from a mile out. Still, if you saw his quarter and semi-final frees, you wouldn’t doubt him. Matthew F Daly sneaks a fisted point just over the bar. Cork 1-12 Tyrone 1-15

41 Mins: Cork goal! Alex O’Herlihy watches a high point attempt hang in the air, then breaks it down and swings a leg at it to finish below the ‘keeper. At the other end, Rory Twohig makes a wonderful save with his feet. Cork 1-11 Tyrone 1-13

40 Mins: Cork are just keeping in touch in the minor final, and they get two important scores in a row from Joe Miskella, before Jacob Barry blasts over a goal chance. Only five in it now. Cork 0-11 Tyrone 1-13

Camogie quarter-final; full-time: Clare 3-13 Tipperary 3-20

Fair play to Clare, who fought back well at the end, but Tipp were much the better team on the day.

53 Mins: Áine O’Loughlin hit the back of the net for Clare, but it’s too, little too late at this stage. Tipperary 3-17 Clare 1-11

All-Ireland Minor Football Final; half-time: Cork 0-6 Tyrone 1-10

45 Mins: Another great goal for Tipp, this time a low finish from midfielder Clodagh McIntyre. Tipperary 3-14 Clare 0-9

30 Mins: Cork have a bit of a purple patch towards the end of the first half, but they don’t capitalise on the chances. Cork 0-5 Tyrone 1-10

41 Mins: Caoimhe Stakelum buries Tipp’s second of the game, putting this one out of sight you would think. Tipperary 2-13 Clare 0-7

25 Mins: Vincent Gormley is hauled down while through on goal, so it’s a Tyrone penalty. Aodhan Corry dispatches it to the net. Cork 0-4 Tyrone 1-10

22 Mins: Tyrone look well in control in the minor football final. Cork 0-4 Tyrone 0-10

35 Mins: A Roisin Howard goal has Tipp well in control of their quarter-final in Croke Park. Tipp 1-11 Clare 0-6

Tyrone have made a strong start to the All-Ireland Minor final, with their last five scores being consecutive. 13 Mins: Cork 0-3 Tyrone 0-6

All-Ireland Camogie quarter-finals; half-time: Clare 0-4 Tipperary 0-10

Hello and welcome to live coverage of the second All-Ireland hurling semi-final and all the other championship action around the country today.

The winner of today’s Clare-Limerick matchup will face off against Galway in two weeks’ time to decide where the Liam McCarthy Cup will reside for the year. Galway bucked the odds with a convincing win over Cork, but can Clare do the same to Limerick today? That will be settled in Croke Park today, with throw-in at 4pm.

Meanwhile, the All-Ireland minor football final between Cork and Tyrone gets underway from 2pm at St Conleth’s Park in Newbridge.

Tipperary are currently facing Clare in the Camogie quarter-finals, while later this evening Mayo take on Galway in the football quarter-finals at 5.45pm.