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Kilkenny and Limerick do battle in the All-Ireland Hurling Final this Sunday, with a throw-in time of 3:30pm.
There’s been plenty of build-up to the match across the county as supporters search high and low for tickets.
Those not lucky enough to get their hands on a ticket can still enjoy the action this weekend with RTE 2 showing live coverage of hurling’s showpiece event on Sunday from 2:30pm.
BBC NI will also carry the match live, with four-time All-Ireland medal winner and former Kilkenny hurler Paul Murphy amongst the panellists.
For supporters out and about on the day, or who simply want to relive the occasion, ‘The Sunday Game’ highlights show will bring viewers the best bits from the final at 9:30pm on All-Ireland Final night.
And if all that wasn’t enough, the annual ‘Up for the Match’ programme, hosted by Des Cahill and Jaqui Hurley, airs on Saturday evening at 9:40pm.
This usual pre-match discussion and fun will feature on the eve of the All-Ireland Final, with music from Kilkenny’s ‘Burnchurch’ sure to get the Cats in the mood for Sunday.
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