Limerick booked their slot alongside Clare in the Munster senior hurling championship final after edging past Cork with a 3-25 to 1-30 victory at the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
Tipperary hurling boss Liam Cahill is facing a four-week sideline ban after receiving a red card during the closing stages of last Sunday's drawn Munster SHC encounter with Limerick.
John McGrath's free in the eighth minute of injury-time saw Tipperary earn a 0-25 to 0-25 draw against Limerick in a thrilling Munster senior hurling championship encounter in Thurles.
Cork will meet Kerry in the Munster minor football championship final on June 2nd after both sides came through their respective semi-finals yesterday evening.
The Camogie Association carried out a Player Welfare Research survey, with the aim of providing insights into the views of players, on the required supports appropriate to player welfare and inclusion within the Association.
Holders Cork and Lidl National League Division 1 champions Kerry will contest the TG4 Munster Ladies Senior Football Championship Final on Sunday May 28 in Mallow.
Tipperary sharpshooter Jason Forde is set to miss the rest of the Munster senior hurling championship campaign as a result of the hamstring injury he suffered against Cork.
Tipperary manager Liam Cahill said he was delighted to see his team getting a result in Saturday night's Munster senior hurling championship thriller against Cork.
Cork and Tipperary remain unbeaten in this year's Munster senior hurling championship after frantic finish at Pairc Ui Chaoimh this evening saw them share the points on a 4-19 to 2-25 scoreline.
The GAA have confirmed the seedings for the Group Stage draws in the Sam Maguire and Tailteann Cups, which will take place at 1pm on Tuesday next, May 2nd and will be broadcast live on GAA.ie (GAANOW) and available on the @OfficialGAA and @GAAGO social media channels.
The GAA has published a new three-year Communications Plan to cover the period 2023-2026 as part of its overall organisational strategy 'Aontas 2026 - Towards One GAA For All.'