We take a look at the fixtures in this weekend's Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Championship.
Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Championship
Saturday July 9th
Group 1
Limerick v Offaly
Kilmallock
Throw-in: 2.30pm
Referee: Cathal Egan
Limerick continued their winning ways last week, defeating Waterford comfortably. A tough task will be ahead of them this week against a strong Offaly side.
After losing out to Cork last week, Offaly will be hoping to get back on form and secure a victory against Limerick this weekend.
Waterford v Clare
Walsh Park
Throw-in: 2.30pm
Referee: Ray Kelly
Still in search of their first victory, Waterford will be hoping to see off Clare this weekend. They had a disappointing defeat to Wexford last weekend in Round 3.
Clare will be hoping to get a victory this weekend against Waterford. After a disappointing campaign so far, a win would really boost them for their last few games.
Wexford v Cork
Innovate Wexford Park
Throw-in: 3.45pm
Referee: Éamon Cassidy
Wexford picked themselves back up last weekend defeating Waterford after losing out to Offaly the week previous. A tough task will be ahead of them against current All-Ireland Champions on home soil.
Having defeated Offaly last weekend, Cork will be hoping they can get a victory away to Wexford where they will have won all four of their matches in the campaign so far.
Group 2
Tipperary v Dublin
The Ragg
Throw-in: 2.30pm
Referee: Owen Elliott
Tipperary will be looking to pick themselves back up after last weekend’s disappointing loss to Kilkenny in Semple Stadium. They will certainly fancy their chances against Dublin on home soil.
After a disappointing campaign so far, Dublin are looking to pick up their first victory this weekend. Tipperary will be a tough task for the Dublin side but they will be up for the challenge.
Galway v Derry
St. Brendans Park, Loughrea
Throw-in: 3.45pm
Referee: John Dolan
Galway comfortably saw off Dublin last weekend in Parnell Park. After winning all their games this far in the Championship they will be looking forward to welcoming Derry to Loughrea.
Derry will have a tough task ahead of them against Galway this weekend but they will be looking forward to travelling to Galway for a tough match ahead.
Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Intermediate Championship
Group 1
Antrim v Kilkenny
Tír na nÓg – Randalstown
Throw-in: 2.30pm
Referee: Philip McDonald
After securing their first win of the Championship last weekend, Antrim will be hoping to do the same this weekend against Kilkenny.
Kilkenny will be looking for their second win after defeating Tipperary last weekend and will be fired up for the battle against Antrim.
Wexford v Laois
Innovate Wexford Park
Throw-in: 2.00pm
Referee: John Dermody
Wexford will be hoping they can get a win this weekend to secure their first win of the Championship so far, after being defeated by Antrim last weekend.
Laois will be hoping that their second game will go to plan and that they can get another win after defeating Antrim in their opening match of the Championship.
Group 2
Galway v Down
St. Brendans Park, Loughrea
Throw-in: 2.00pm
Referee: Fintan McNamara
After being defeated by Meath last weekend, Galway are still going in search of their first victory, where they will be hoping to secure the win against Down this weekend.
After losing out to Meath in their opening match in Croke Park, Down will be on the hunt to get a win this weekend and they will certainly have a spring in their step.
Meath v Cork
Trim
Throw-in: 2.30pm
Referee: John McDonagh
With two wins from two, Meath are hoping to make it three in a row this weekend. A tough task will be ahead of them when Cork travel to Trim.
Cork got off to a winning start last weekend with victory over Kildare. They will be looking to do the same this weekend away to Meath.
Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Premier Junior Championship
Sunday July 10th
Armagh v Kerry
Ballymacnab
Throw-in: 2.30pm
Gavin Donegan
Armagh came away last weekend with one point after a drawn game with Westmeath. They will be hoping to get a second win this weekend against Kerry.
After having a break last weekend, Kerry will have a spring in their step this weekend to get a victory against a strong Armagh side.
Roscommon v Limerick
Athleague
Throw-in: 2.30pm
Referee: Julie O’Neill
Roscommon picked themselves back up and secured victory last weekend against Carlow. Limerick will be another tough challenge for them.
Limerick secured their first win of the Championship so far against Dublin last weekend. They will be hoping this victory will give them the confidence to push on in this year’s campaign.
Westmeath v Dublin
Coralstown Kinnegad GAA
Throw-in: 3.30pm
Referee: Alan Doheny
After a tough battle last weekend which ended up a draw with Armagh, Westmeath will be hoping to get back to winning ways against Dublin this weekend.
Dublin are still looking for their first win of their Championship campaign this weekend having lost to Limerick last weekend.
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