TG4 - who are set to bid for a senior inter-county championship media rights package - will have live action from the Dublin SFC and Cork PSHC this weekend.
Goals were key as Blackrock advanced to the knock-out stages of the Cork Premier senior hurling championship thanks to a 3-17 to 0-21 victory over Newcestown in Coachford yesterday.
With the passing of the late Pat Finnegan to his eternal reward earlier this week, his family, the Killeevan club and his GAA connections in Cork have lost someone who had earned legendary status in the Association.
It's a tough time to be a Galway supporter after seeing their men's football, ladies football and camogie teams lose All-Ireland finals on consecutive Sundays at Croke Park.
Laura Treacy thought last year's victory was the sweetest but contemplating how Sunday's All-Ireland senior camogie final against Galway had unfolded, the Killeagh stalwart determined that medal number six might just be the most valuable of them all.
Sorcha McCartan came off the bench for injured goal scorer Katrina Mackey to hit two huge points as Cork staved off a gritty Galway to win their 30th Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie title and second in a row.
Fiona Nelligan lived out the spirit of "don't count your minutes, make your minutes count" for Cork's intermediate camogs this afternoon in Croke Park, as the Charleville player popped up with the decisive score to give the Rebels the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland intermediate title for the fifth time in their history and first since 2018.
Ciara O'Sullivan seems a bit shocked by the notion that there are sportspeople that will refer to 'doing it for the supporters,' but are doing it by rote.
While some might think the presence of Cork and Kilkenny's second string squads in Sunday's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland intermediate camogie final is unfair, the facts are, that seven of the last ten titles have been won by first teams.
The buzz is building nicely ahead of this afternoon's All-Ireland senior football championship final between Armagh and Galway at Croke Park (throw-in 3.30pm).
Two frees from Carrie Dolan either side of an equalising point from Aoife Donohue carried Galway across the finish line in a tense and dramatic Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship semi-final at UPMC Nowlan Park this afternoon, sending the Tribeswomen back to Croke Park for their first final in three years.
All-Ireland champions Cork were assured and comfortable as they easily accounted for Dublin in the first of this afternoon's two Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior semi-finals, with Amy Lee's first minute penalty save setting them on a straight path to a comprehensive victory at UPMC Nowlan Park.