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It's a busy day for GAA, with a variety of huge championship clashes and relegation scraps throwing in this afternoon.
It's a huge day of GAA action as a number of massive Championship clashes take place this afternoon.
The pick of the bunch is arguably the Dublin senior semi-final between Cuala and Ballymun Kickhams. That game will begin at 5.15pm, with Parnell Park hosting that massive contest.
In Louth, a huge semi-final clash between Ardee St Mary's and Newtown Blues is fixed for Haggardstown in Dundalk. The sides faced off in the group stages where the Blues picked up a six-point win.
Meath are also down to the semi-final stage with Matthew Costello’s Dunshaughlin facing Dunboyne at Pairc Tailteann at 4pm.
While in the Antrim semi-finals, it’s Cushendall versus St. John’s, with throw-in also fixed for 4pm.
We will have live updates from all around the country on a massive day of GAA action in our live blog below.
Sean Cavanagh's Moy side - the 2020 All-Ireland intermediate club champions looked like they were about to secure a 0-6 to 0-3 win, but a Conor Carson goal for Greencastle has leveled the scores in the fifth minute of stoppage time. Carson's goal doubled Greencastle's tally of scores on the day
Tyrone has been widely lauded for their senior championship, but a bit of stinker is about to end in the Tyrone Intermediate football championship semi-final. Sean Cavanagh is among the points for Moy as they lead 0-5 to 0-3 against Greencastle. Greencastle led by 0-2 to 0-1 at half-time.
Hello everybody and welcome to our live coverage of the GAA action around the country today, with a number of huge championship clashes and relagation deciders taking place this afternoon.
Many of these games are being streamed on Clubber over the weekend, so GAA fans will be spoilt for choice.
Today, Clubber will be showing football and hurling games from Kerry, Kildare, Meath, Laois, Monaghan, Kilkenny, Louth, Offaly and Waterford.
In Meath, the football Championship semi-final clash between Dunshaughlin and Dunboyne throws in at 4pm, while the first of the Louth semi-finals takes place at the home of the Geraldines at 6pm when the Newtown Blues look to end Ardee St Mary's quest for a Joe Ward Cup win in a row.
Antrim and Dublin semi-finals will also take place this afternoon.
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