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There are five Kilkenny sides in provincial action this weekend as Leinster Championship fever goes up a notch with all of them away from home.
Dicksboro and Danesfort who both won the Senior and Intermediate camogie titles a fortnight ago are in Meath and Offaly respectively as they both chase a place in the next round of the Leinster campaign
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On the Gaelic Football front, Mullinavat and Glenmore will end a long wait of inactivity as they faced Tubberclair (Westmeath) and Clann Na Gael (Meath) while LGFA winners Muckalee will look to continuue their winning run when they meet Raheny on Saturday with a Leinster Final spot up for grabs.
Weekend Fixtures
Saturday
Leinster LGFA Junior Championship Semi-Final: Muckalee v Raheny (Dublin), St Margaret's GAA, 12pm
Leinster Junior Football Championship Round 1- Glenmore v Clann Na Gael (Meath), Pairc Tailteann Navan, 1.30pm
Sunday
Leinster Intermediate Football Championship Round 1- Mullinavat v Tubberclair (Westmeath), The Downs, 1.30pm
Leinster Intermediate Camogie Championship Quarter-Final- Danesfort v Na Fianna (Meath), Baconstown, 2pm
Leinster Senior Camogie Championship Semi-Final- Dicksboro v Birr (Offaly), Grant Heating St Brendan's Park, 2pm
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