There is another busy weekend of championship action on the way in Waterford, with seven games across football and hurling set to take place from Friday evening through to Sunday.
There is plenty at stake across the three days, with the County Junior C Hurling Final taking centre stage on Friday night, while the Intermediate Football Championship and Junior A Football Championship provide a packed schedule over the weekend.
Kilmacthomas and Kill meet in Fenor
Friday evening gets underway with Kilmacthomas taking on Kill in the Intermediate Football Championship League Division 1.
The throw-in is at 6.30 pm in Fenor, with both sides looking to put themselves in a strong position in a competitive division.
It promises to be an intriguing contest between two clubs with plenty of experience of championship football, and neither side will want to give the other an early advantage.
An Rinn and Ferrybank contest Junior C hurling final
The first piece of silverware of the weekend will be decided on Friday night when An Rinn face Ferrybank in the County Junior C Hurling Final.
The final throws in at 7.30 pm at Fraher Field in Dungarvan.
For both clubs, this is the opportunity to finish their championship campaign by lifting county honours, ensuring there will be plenty of interest when the two sides meet under the lights on Friday evening.
Busy Saturday in Intermediate football
Saturday brings two more Intermediate Football Championship League Division 1 fixtures.
First up at 1.30pm in Portlaw, Bonmahon meet Newtown.
Both teams will be looking to produce a strong performance and secure valuable points as the league phase continues.
Later that afternoon, attention turns to Kill, where De La Salle take on Fenor at 3.45pm.
With four Intermediate football teams in action across the weekend, there is plenty of opportunity for the sides to make an impression and build momentum as the championship progresses.
Three Junior A football clashes on Sunday
Sunday sees a triple-header of Junior A Championship League Division 1 action.
At 5pm in Dunhill, Dunhill welcome Roanmore in what should be an entertaining contest.
That is followed by Butlerstown against Ferrybank at 6pm in Butlerstown.
The final game of the weekend gets underway at 6.30pm in Ballyduff Lower, where Ballyduff Lower take on John Mitchel’s.
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