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Jason Forde scored 1-6 in Tipperary's defeat of Cork last Saturday
Fresh from their victory over Cork in Limerick at the weekend, Tipperary will return to the LIT Gaelic Grounds for the All-Ireland hurling championship quarter-final against Galway next Saturday.
The match starts at 1.15pm and will be shown live on RTE.
Saturday’s other quarter-final between Waterford and Clare will be played at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, with a 3.45 start, and will be shown live on Sky Sports Mix.
Both matches will be played out to a conclusion on the day.
For more sport see Tipperary come good to beat Cork in All-Ireland senior hurling championship qualifier
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