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All-Ireland SHC: All you need to know about the semi-finals

By britishbulletin.com3 July 20261 Min Read
All-Ireland SHC: All you need to know about the semi-finals
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You can watch Cork v Galway on Saturday and Clare v Limerick on Sunday live on BBC iPlayer and BBC Two NI.

Saturday’s semi-final will throw in at 15:30 BST at Croke Park, with BBC coverage starting at 15:15.

Sarah Mulkerrins will be joined in studio by former Galway captain and 2017 All-Ireland winner David Burke, Kilkenny’s four-time winner Paul Murphy and Antrim’s Neil McManus.

Mark Sidebottom will provide pitchside updates with special guest Dara O Briain, while Thomas Niblock is joined on commentary by former Clare All-Ireland winning midfielder Jamesie O’Connor.

Sunday’s semi-final throws in at the later time of 16:00, with build-up to the game on the BBC starting at 15:45.

Neil McManus will once again join Sarah Mulkerrins in the studio alongside Seamus Flanagan, a five-time All-Ireland winner with Limerick and Tipperary’s three-time winner Jason Forde.

Mark Sidebottom will be back pitchside with Dara O Briain and Jamesie O’Connor, while Paul Murphy joins Thomas Niblock on commentary.

There will also be live text commentary, in-play clips, reaction and highlights of both games on the BBC Sport NI website and app.

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