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It's set to be another busy weekend of GAA ahead as the Championship continues to heat up.
GAA fans are in for a treat this weekend with 11 games set to be broadcast live across TV and streams. GAAGO leads the way with five games, Clubber has three Joe McDonagh Cup games, RTE has two games on Sunday while BBC has one.
Galway and Mayo in Connacht, Clare and Kerry in Munster have reached GAA football provincial finals and now it’s the turn of Leinster and Ulster to settle their final pairings.
Ulster stages the semi-finals on Saturday and Sunday with Armagh and Down going head to head in Clones before Jim McGuinness's Donegal clash with Tyrone in Celtic Park. It's a Croke Park double-header for Leinster on Sunday with Kildare and Louth vying for a spot in the final against Dublin or Offaly.
After a dramatic first round in the Munster and Leinster hurling championships, the round robin action continues this weekend with five games on the programme for Saturday and Sunday.
Tipperary, who finished third in Munster last year, will have their first outing of the championship against the reigning Munster and All-Ireland champions Limerick who claimed a dramatic win over Clare last weekend, while Clare and Cork battle it out to register their first points to the board.
Clubber also has Joe McDonagh Cup round two action with three games across the weekend.
GAA available to watch on TV or stream live this weekend (April 28 & 29):
Saturday, April 27
Leinster SHC Round 2
Antrim v Wexford, Corrigan Park, 3pm - GAAGO
Joe McDonagh Cup Round 2
Offaly v Westmeath, Glenisk O'Connor Park, 3pm - Clubber
Meath v Laois, Pairc Tailteann, 3pm - Clubber
Ulster SFC semi-final
Armagh v Down, Clones, 5.15pm - GAAGO
Sunday, April 28
Joe McDonagh Cup Round 2
Kerry v Down, Austin Stack Park, 1pm - Clubber
Leinster SFC semi-finals
Kildare v Louth, Croke Park, 1.45pm - GAAGO
Dublin v Offaly, Croke Park, 4pm - GAAGO
Ulster SFC semi-final
Donegal v Tyrone, Celtic Park, 2pm - BBC
Leinster SHC Round 2
Galway v Kilkenny, Pearse Stadium, 2pm - RTE
Munster SHC Round 2
Cork v Clare, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, 2pm - GAAGO
Limerick v Tipperary, TUS Gaelic Grounds, 4pm - RTE
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