The Waterford senior football championship has reached the business end of proceedings, with no room left for error as semi-finals begin to loom large on the horizon.
Kilrossanty are back in the last eight following last weekend's hard-fought local derby win over Stradbally.
Alan Dunwoody goaled in the opening half as Darren Mulhearne's side triumphed 1.11 to 1.08 in Fraher Field.
They will now take on Western rivals Brickey Rangers in Sunday's Quarter-Final.
Throw-in in Fraher Field is at 6 pm and that one will be preceded by the clash of An Rinn and Ballinacourty who get underway at 4.30 pm.
Saturday will also form a double bill in Fraher Field with Rathgormack and Clashmore/Kinsalebeg getting senior proceedings underway at 3 pm.
Then at 4.30 pm will be the clash of champions The Nire who face Gaultier with both sides set on securing their place in the final four.
The relegation final will also take place this Saturday with Stradbally and Portlaw both aiming to preserve their status as a senior side for 2024. The two sides will take to the pitch in Kill for a four o'clock start.
Meanwhile, the Premier Intermediate semi-finals also take place this weekend.
There's a double-header in Leamybrien on Sunday afternoon with the action underway at 1.30 pm where Ballinameela take on Rathgormack.
That will be followed at 3 pm by the clash of Modeligo who meet last year's Intermediate champions, Roanmore.
The Premier Intermediate relegation final will also be decided on Saturday afternoon with Saviour's and Rathgormack lining out in Carrick Beg from half past three.
