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Thomastown and the Shamrocks is the pick of the games
The dates and time for the quarter-finals of the St Canice's Credit Union SHC and Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai IHC quarter-finals have been confirmed with all matches scheduled for UPMC Nowlan Park.
In the senior grade, Glenmore will take on Dicksboro at 2pm and Mullinavat face Bennettsbridge at 4pm on Saturday, September 27.
Meanwhile, on Sunday, September 28, Thomastown will meet the Shamrocks at 2pm in a repeat of last year's quarter-final followed by O'Loughlin Gaels and Clara at 4pm.
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In the intermediate quarter-finals, Dunnamaggin and Tullogher Rosbercon will meet for the second time this year with their last eight encounter throwing in at 4pm on Saturday, September 20 at 4pm. That match will be preceded by Young Irelands and St Lachtain's at 2pm.
On Sunday, September 21, Kilkenny GAA HQ is set to host another double bill with James Stephens and the Blacks & Whites from 2pm along with Mooncoin and Danesfort at 4pm.
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