'You endure so many bad days in sport that when you get good days like a county final, you have to fully embrace it'

<p>0:00 - 10:54 - Intro</p><p>10:54 - 1.21:23 - Senior Camogie Final Previews with players and management of Kilmaley, Truagh Clonlara, Clooney-Quin and Newmarket-on-Fergus along with the neutral views of Ann-Marie McGann and Derek Dormer </p><ol><li>​21:23 - 1.42:05 - Fergus Rovers will contest a first Senior LGFA Final in 24 years against 2024 champions Kilmurry Ibrickane. Derek Dormer reviews semi-finals at senior, intermediate and junior.</li><li>​42:05 - 2.35:06 - The stage is set for a historic derby Senior Hurling decider between Kilmaley and Inagh-Kilnamona after both powered through their last four ties at the weekend. Joe Cahill and Pa Kelly reflect on a memorable week of senior, intermediate and junior levels.</li><li>​35:06 - 3.43:21 - The last of the senior gaelic games finalists will be decided this Sunday when Éire Óg and St. Joseph’s Miltown plus Kildysart and Kilmurry Ibrickane lock horns in a senior football semi-final double header in Cusack Park. Kieran Madigan and Michael Neylon preview all the big ties of the weekend.</li><li>​43:21 - 4.27:25 - Premier Division champions Newmarket Celtic continue to blaze a trail, with Ennis Dons emerging as their closest current rivals. Dean Russell and Paul Kennedy assess the standings in all four divisions ahead of the start of the Munster Junior Cup and Shield this Sunday.</li><li>​27:25 - Munster Junior Rugby League openers for St. Senan’s and Ennis; URC defeat for Munster; Clare’s seven All-Star Hurling and Camogie All-Stars; Contract extensions for Carlton AFLW duo; League of Ireland Soccer.</li></ol>