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Ticket information and how to watch Kilkenny and Offaly in the Leinster U-20 Hurling Semi-Final
A large crowd is expected in Glenisk O'Connor Park on Wednesday evening when Kilkenny take on Offaly in an eagerly anticipated Leinster Senior Hurling semi-final which throws in at 7pm.
Gates open at 5.45pm and supporters of both teams are being asked to arrive as early as they can.
It promises to be a cracking game and with tickets competitively priced at €10 with Under 16s free, there should be an amazing atmosphere in Tullamore.
You can tap here to get your ticket from the official website. Under 16s do not require tickets.
If you can't make it to the game, there are a number of ways to watch it thanks to TG4 - who are also showing deferred coverage of the game.
You can watch it live on TG4 app, on www.tg4.ie and also on TG4's YouTube channel all of which are free to view.
TG4 is showing live coverage of Dublin versus Galway in the other semi-final but will show deferred coverage of Offaly and Kilkenny starting at 11pm on Wednesday night.
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