The sides will meet in the provincial decider on 7 May.

The games will be played throughout April and May.

A first all-Tipp final in 106 years features the county’s premier hurling school against first-time finalists, with All-Ireland winners on both sides and a Tipperary legend on the sideline

Silverware is up for grabs this weekend.

The veteran savours Munster Club Championship glory with Kerins O’Rahillys having missed the 2009 final after moving to Australia.

The Strand Road Club win their first provincial crown – the eighth Kerry team to do so – thanks to two goals in the space of five minutes.

The final-four clash will take place on 7 May.

Cian Lynch picks up the Hurler of the Year award while Conor Sweeney accepts the football gong.

Senior action begins when the hurlers of Clare and Limerick meet in Thurles on 25 October.

John Considine’s side ran out 12-point winners in the Electric Ireland Munster minor hurling championship.

Walsh Park is deemed unsuitable to host Munster SHC games.

Clare welcome Cork to Ennis as they aim to make it back-to-back wins in the Munster Senior Hurling League on Sunday afternoon.

Limerick face Tipperary in Sunday’s curtain-raiser in Thurles.

The Kingdom do battle with Limerick in Tralee for a spot in the Munster decider.

The pitches at Carriganore and An Rinn have been left unplayable.

Both men will be honoured with Hall of Fame awards next Saturday.

John Mullane and Tommy Dunne have been named as hurling selectors with Anthony Daly as manager.

The game will now take place on Thursday night.

Three Electric Ireland Munster MFC quarter-finals are down for decision on Wednesday

The sides will face off in a replay next Sunday.

The returning star had originally been expected to feature in Sunday’s game.

Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne and Cork’s Coláiste Chríost Rí will meet again in the Corn Ui Mhuirí.

St Brendan’s, Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne, DLS Macroom and St Fachtna’s won their quarter-final ties today.

The sides faced off in Mallow this afternoon.

The semi-finals of the competition take place next weekend.

The two schools will now face each other at the semi-final stage next month.

There was action in the preliminary round of the Waterford Crystal Cup today.

The opening games in the Munster pre-season Gaelic football competition took place today.

The AIB Munster football and hurling deciders took place in Mallow today.

The Thurles venue will host the game despite speculation it would be held in Walsh Park in Waterford.

The Cork club were crowned champions in Mallow today while there were also intermediate finals in Connacht.

The Clare champions advance to face Dr Crokes in the Munster final.

The Clare club will face Na Piarsaigh in next Sunday’s Munster hurling final.

The Limerick champions defeated Passage in a gripping semi-final at the Gaelic Grounds this afternoon.

The recently-appointed Waterford manager acknowledged the man he pipped to the job.

There was no U-turn at tonight’s emergency meeting in Limerick.

The structure of the football championship in the southern province has come under debate.

Will there be a U-turn on the seeding system in the southern province?

Brian Corcoran, Andy Murray, the 2004 Munster final and the Tour De France all come up for discussion.