Saturday 1 October 2022
Both semi-finals will be televised live on RTÉ2 and the RTÉ Player.
The hosts progressed to the last four of the competition after extra-time.
Champions Meath face Donegal, and Kerry and Mayo also do battle in today’s Croke Park double-header.
A huge weekend awaits Galway, Derry, Kerry and Dublin.
Kilkenny take on Clare on Saturday, while Limerick meet Galway on Sunday.
Two mouth-watering ties are on the way in July.
The South African side visit the RDS tonight for a URC semi-final clash.
The games take place on Sunday 15 May.
The previous highest turnout for a women’s club game came in 2019 when 60,739 people saw Barca beat Atletico Madrid.
The Blues made light of their off-field troubles on Teesside.
There were eight goals in all throughout the Division 1 clash at Tuam Stadium.
The games will take place on the weekend of 14-15 August.
Croke Park will stage both games on Saturday and Sunday.
Ulster booked a place in their first European semi-finals for nine years with victory in Franklin’s Gardens.
The semi-finals will take place on 5-6 December.
Wexford Youths, Peamount United, Cork City and Treaty United make up this year’s final four.
Stuart Lancaster and Leinster have shifted their mindset ahead of the clash with Munster.
Johne Murphy’s side bounce back after trailing Kilkenny College 8-0 at the break.
Neil Lennon had made eight changes for the Scottish champions, but they were still too strong for second tier Partick.
An emphatic win on Saturday afternoon saw Cork book their place in the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals.
Senegal were 1-0 winners in Cairo to become the first side advance to the final four.
The southern province fell in a semi-final yet again.
‘If you want to get to the moon, you always have to set your dreams to infinity and beyond.’
The French giants will visit Dublin on Easter Sunday.
A strong showing from Cork saw off the challenge of Mayo at Elvery’s MacHale Park.
Maxi Curran’s side meet Division 1 leaders Galway in their final round robin game.
Dublin take on Limerick before Galway face Waterford later in the afternoon next weekend.
The semi-finals are set for 5 & 6 June in Portugal.
The Farney Army take on Tyrone in HQ on Sunday.
Round three of the Super 8s will fill in the three remaining places.
Jelena Ostapenko and Angelique Kerber will now face-off in the semi-finals on Thursday.
The other semi-final will see Marseille face Salzburg.
The governing body this afternoon confirmed kick-off times and broadcasters for the Champions Cup semi-finals.
Tries from Rhys Patchell and Scott Williams tilted a finely-balanced game in favour of the hosts.
Chelsea will take on Southampton in the other semi-final.
They’ll now face Crescent for a place in the final.
Monaleen bow out of the Limerick senior football race.
Cavan’s fourth-quarter kick sealed the result.
There’s a couple of mouth-watering ties in store.
The semi-final draw takes place tomorrow morning.
