FBD SEMPLE STADIUM will host the Munster senior club hurling final on Sunday 1 December between Waterford’s Ballygunner and Cork’s Sarsfields.

The Thurles ground has been chosen for the clash beetween the Waterford champions, chasing an fourth consecutive title, and the Cork side who are contesting their first provincial final. Throw-in is 3.15pm.

Ballygunner (Waterford) will play Sarsfields (Cork) in the AIB Munster Club Senior Hurling Championship Final on Sunday December 1st at 3:15pm in FBD Semple Stadium Thurles. pic.twitter.com/TJUv882MpN

— Munster GAA / Comhairle na Mumhan (@MunsterGAA) November 19, 2024

Earlier that day the Connacht senior club football final will be held at Markievicz Park between Sligo’s Coolera-Strandhill, featuring at this stage for the first time, and Pádraig Pearses, the Roscommon team that claimed this title in 2021. Throw-in is 1.15pm.

Our Senior Men will play @propearses in the @ConnachtGAA Club Senior Football Final on Sun 1st December at 1.15pm at Markievicz Park, Sligo. The game will be broadcast live on @SportTG4. pic.twitter.com/60UjJKTXrq

— Coolera/Strandhill GAA (@CStrandhill) November 18, 2024

And the third final on that afternoon will be the Ulster senior club hurling final as Down’s Portaferry play Derry’s Slaughtneil at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds in Armagh at 5pm. Slaughtneil have won this championship four times (2016, 2017, 2019 and 2021), while Portaferry were crowned champions in 2014.

All three senior games on Sunday 1 December will be televised live on TG4.

The Munster Council have also announced the fixture details fo their juniorand intermediateclub hurling finals. Both will take place on Saturday 30 November.

Following a toss for venue, the junior game will take place in Páirc Uí Rinn at 1pm between Cork’s Russell Rovers and Waterford’s Kilrossanty.

The intermediate final between Cork’s Watergrasshill and Tipperary’s Cashel King Cormacs will be held in TUS Gaelic Grounds in Limerick at 6pm that evening.