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Loughmore/Castleiney's John McGrath challenges Cian Smith, Clonmel Commercials, during the County Senior Football Championship final. Picture: Michael Boland
Three Tipperary teams will compete in Munster Club GAA Football Championship semi-finals this weekend.
First up are Cashel King Cormacs, who play Kilmurry of Cork in the Junior semi-final in New Inn at 1.30 on Saturday.
Eoghan Ó Muircheartaigh (Kerry) is the referee.
A week on from their defeat by Ballygunner in the senior hurling semi-final, Loughmore/Castleiney travel to Cusack Park in Ennis to face the local Eire Og club in the senior football semi-final at 1pm on Sunday.
Kerry referee Brendan Griffin will be in charge.
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Also on Sunday, Aherlow entertain Wolfe Tones of Shannon in the Intermediate semi-final in Lattin at 1pm.
The referee is David Murnane of Cork.
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