We're just a few weeks away from Christmas but there's still some big club GAA games to be played.
This weekend sees the All-Ireland finals in the ladies club championship as well as semi-finals in the All-Ireland hurling and camogie championships take place.
Here's info on how to watch all of the big GAA games this weekend.
Saturday
Russell Rovers v Ballinascreen, All-Ireland JHC Semi-Final, 13:00, Spórt TG4
The first big clash of the weekend sees East Cork's Russell Rovers take on Derry's Ballinascreen in the All-Ireland Club Junior hurling semi-final.
Rovers, with hurling legend Dónal Óg Cusack as part of their coaching ticket, enter this clash following a strong Munster championship campaign, which culminated in an 11-point win over Waterford's Kilrossanty at the end of November.
Ballinascreen will also be full of confidence, however, the Derry outfit coming off the back of a thumping victory over London Fr. Murphy's in the Ulster Junior Twinning final.
Tynagh Abbey Duniry v Rathnure, All-Ireland IHC Semi-Final, 13:00, Spórt TG4
In the first intermediate hurling semi-final of the weekend, Galway side Tynagh Abbey Duniry will take on Wexford's Rathnure.
Tynagh Abbey Duniry, managed by former Dublin boss Mattie Kenny, managed to dethrone dominant Mayo side Toreen in this year's Connacht final, a win that will imbue them with confidence as they enter the latter stages of the All-Ireland championship.
Wexford champions Rathnure will also have their sights on an All-Ireland final, as they aim to build on their first Leinster Intermediate club hurling championship title, which they won versus Kilkenny's Lisdowney a forthnight ago.
Annaghdown v Bennekerry/Tinryland, All-Ireland Ladies IFC Final, 15:00, TG4
Our first final of the weekend sees Galway's Annaghdown face Bennekerry/Tinryland of Carlow, in the All-Ireland Ladies Football Intermediate Championship.
Leinster champions Bennekerry/Tinryland produced a strong performance to see off Mullahoran of Cavan in their semi-final. Connacht winners Annaghdown are vying to become the first club to win a second All-Ireland Ladies Intermediate football crown, having previously claimed the title in 2016.
Kilkerrin-Clonberne v Kilmacud Crokes, All-Ireland Ladies SFC Final, 17:00, TG4
All eyes will be focussed on Croke Park on Saturday evening, as Kilkerrin-Clonberne do battle with Kilmacud Crokes for the All-Ireland Ladies Football Senior Championship crown.
Galway champions Kilkerrin-Clonberne are the club standard bearers in ladies football - seeking their fourth All-Ireland crown in succession, a win versus Kilmacud on Saturday will see them extend their winning championship run to 44 consecutive games.
However, Stillorgan outfit Kilmacud Crokes will have plenty of motivation for Saturday's clash, as they look to avenge the defeat they suffered to the East Galway side at the semi-final stage of last year's competition.
Sunday
Easkey v St Lachtain's, All-Ireland JHC Semi-Final, 13:00, Spórt TG4
Sligo side Easkey will take on Kilkenny St Lachtain's in Ballinasloe this Sunday, as they do battle for a place in this year's All-Ireland Junior Hurling final.
Easkey secured a Connacht Intermediate Hurling Championship three-in-a-row with victory over Ballinasloe in November, and will be gunning for a return to the All-Ireland final, having finished as runners-up two years ago.
They will face firm opposition in Kilkenny's St Lachtain's, however, who progressed to the semi-final stage with a one-point victory over Wexford's Castletown Liam Mellows in the Leinster Final.
Watergrasshill v Carey Faughs, All-Ireland IHC Semi-Final, 13:00, Spórt TG4
The second All-Ireland Intermediate hurling championship semi-final of the weekend sees Cork's Watergrasshill take on Carey Faughs of Antrim.
'The Hill', managed by Tipperary All-Ireland winner Eddie Enright, won this year's Cork Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship having failed to register a win in the competition in the previous two years - this uptake in form, coupled with a strong Munster campaign, will give them plenty of confidence in Navan on Sunday.
Antrim's Carey Faughs claimed their first Ulster Intermediate hurling championship title in 20 years with a win over Derry's Swatragh, at the start of December.
Slaughtneil v Sarsfields, All-Ireland SHC Semi-Final, 13:30, TG4
In perhaps the match-up of the weekend, Derry's Slaughtneil take on Sarfields of Cork in the first of weekend's All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling semi-finals.
A powerful second-half comeback against Down's Portaferry saw Slaughtneil claim the Ulster Senior hurling crown, following consecutive final defeats in 2022 and 2023, against Dunloy and Cushendall respectively.
Glanmire's Sarsfields, with Diarmuid 'The Rock' O'Sullivan as a selector, produced what may reasonably regarded as the upset of this year's club hurling championship with a historic victory over Waterford's Ballygunner in the Munster Senior final.
Loughrea v Na Fianna, All-Ireland SHC Semi-Final, 15:30, TG4
The second All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling semi-final of the weekend pits Galway champions Loughrea against Dublin powerhouses, Na Fianna.
Loughrea, who beat Cappatagle in the Galway senior final and automatically progress to the All-Ireland semi, will aim to make it two-in-a-row for Galway clubs, with St. Thomas having claimed last year's All-Ireland Senior crown.
Standing in their way are Dublin super-club Na Fianna, who overcame an Adam Screeney-led Kilcormac Killoughey in the Leinster final.
Sarsfields v Truagh Clonlara, All-Ireland Senior Camogie Final, 16:15, RTÉ 2
And so, our final game of the weekend - the All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Final, where Galway champions Sarsfields take on Truagh Clonlara of Clare.
Last year's beaten finalists, Sarsfields secured a comeback victory over Antrim's Loughiel Shamrock to progress to this weekend's final, where they'll look to reclaim the All-Ireland crown they last won in 2022.
On the other hand, Truagh Clonlara's semi-final win over Dublin's St Vincent's will make them the first ever Clare club to contest the All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Final.
There we have it, folks. Put the feet up, throw the kettle on, and keep the box of Roses to hand - there's a blockbuster weekend of GAA action to get stuck into.
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