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The Ragg camogie pitch will host the Very Division 3B National League Final between Dublin and Limerick on Saturday
Saturday is a massive day for the Tipperary Juniors as they take on Cork in the Very National Division 2B camogie league final.
The match will be played at the NGDC Abbottstown Pitch 1 at 2pm and the referee is Max Molloy.
Having lost to Cork in their opening group game Tipperary have gone on to beat Clare, Wexford and Galway before drawing with Kilkenny to qualify for the final.
Both Tipp and Cork are likely to be much changed from the teams that met in the opening game, having had four other games to try out players and establish their strongest sides.
A win for either side will be a massive boost heading into Munster and All-Ireland championships, and both counties will be determined to get their hands on silverware.
Meanwhile, The Ragg camogie grounds in Tipperary will host the Very Division 3B National League Final between Dublin and Limerick, also on Saturday, at 1pm.
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