Offaly-Cork All-Ireland hurling quarter-final clash to be televised live on RTE on Sunday week

Cian Boran of Kildare in action against Daniel Bourke of Offaly during the Leinster GAA Senior Hurling Championship placeholder image
Cian Boran of Kildare in action against Daniel Bourke of Offaly during the Leinster GAA Senior Hurling Championship | SPORTSFILE

The Offaly-Cork All-Ireland quarter final clash fixed for FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles will be broadcast live on RTE

The Offaly-Cork All-Ireland quarter final clash fixed for FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles will be broadcast live on RTE 2 at 3.30pm this Sunday afternoon week, June 21.

The meeting of Leinster finalists Dublin and 2024 All-Ireland champions Clare on Saturday evening week, June 20, at 7pm is also to be broadcast live on RTE 2.

In the past All-Ireland quarter-finals have been played as a double-header, often in Semple Stadium.

But last year's quarter-finals were played at different venues on the same day, with Dublin shocking Limerick at Croke Park in the opener, while Tipperary overcame Galway in the TUS Gaelic Grounds later on that afternoon.

There is likely to be a big demand for tickets to the Offaly Cork clash, particularly in the Faithful County which has returned to the All-Ireland quarter-final stage for the first time in over two decade.

Cork last faced Offaly in the championship in the 2024 All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final, a week after the latter had claimed the Joe McDonagh title for the first time, with Cork running out nine point winners.

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