The county final train continues this weekend with 19 senior deciders taking place around the country, acrss hurling and football.
Storm Ashley caused postponements last weekend with the majority of those games re-fixed for the coming days.
Friday
Errigal Ciaran v Trillick, 7.30, Tyrone SFC final, Tyrone GAA TV
Extra-time was needed to separate these two in last year's decider, with Trillick coming out on top.
To see the likes of the Donnellys, the Brennans and the Canavans in action under the Friday Night Lights is something to get excited about.
Saturday
Cappataggle v St Thomas', 1.30, Galway SFC semi-final, Stream Sport
Cappy are back at the semi-final stage having lost four in succession between 2017 and 2020. The Collins brothers will be looking to leadthem to a first ever final but the All-Ireland champs are standing in their way.
Clan na Gael v Clann Éireann, 6.00, Armagh SFC final Armagh GAA TV
It's Take Two for the Lurgan derby with last week's clash called off at very short notice. Clann Eireann remain favourites with Turbitt, Tiernan Kelly and Barry McCambridge in their ranks.
Kilmacud Crokes v Na Fianna, Dublin SHC final 7.45, RTÉ 2
Who could forget the classic final these two produced in 2021, also on RTÉ 2, also under the Saturday night lights. Na Fianna somehow l0st that game having led by nine with ten minutes to go.
Finally getting over the line last year will spur them on, but maybe Ronan Hayes will haunt them again. Only time will tell.
Sunday
Corofin v Maigh Cuilinn, Galway SFC final, 2.15, TG4
A repeat of last year's final where Corofin won by two.
O'Loughlin Gaels v Thomastown, Kilkenny SHC final, 2.30, Clubber
Will the Thomastown fairytale continue? Or will Fionan Mackessy land a Kilkenny title in his first year with the Gaels.
Clontibret v Scotstown, Monaghan SFC final, 3.00, Clubber
Clontibret are back in their first final since 2019 with Scotstown in the opposite corner, looking to back up last year's triumph.
Having been sidelined for two months through injury, Conor McManus was a surprise starter Clontibret in their semi-final win over Ballybay.
Dr Crokes v Dingle, Kerry SFC final, 2.30, Clubber
Pat Ó Sé's Crokes are looking to back up their club championship triumph, having gone five years without winning the county. Dingle's famine is much longer, the west Kerry men now 76 years without a county championship.
Castlehaven v Nemo Rangers, Cork SFC final, 3.30, Rebels Online
A repeat of last year's decider where Haven won out by two points, before going onto win the Munster title.
Brian Hurley and Jack Cahalane have been firing up front for them with Paul Kerrigan still doing the business for Nemo, backed up by Mark Cronin.
Monday
Feakle v Sixmilebridge, Clare SHC final, 2.30, Clare GAA TV
The storm put this one on the back-burner last weekend, setting up a novel Bank Holiday Monday finale with the county football final taking place on Sunday. Feakle are in pursuit of a first title since '88 with Sixmilebridge aiming to bridge a four year gap.
