Antrim Senior Hurling Championship Final
Sunday September 13
Dunloy v Loughgiel Shamrocks, Ballycastle, 2.45pm
It has been another Antrim SHC packed with drama.
Ultimately that is why so much interest surrounds this weekend's decider when holders Dunloy and Loughgiel Shamrocks clash.
Liam Watson adds an extra layer of class in attack for Loughgiel, who haven't triumphed at this level since 2016.
In the intervening years Dunloy have collected two titles and remain a hugely respected force.
Clare Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Saturday September 12
Eire Og v Sixmilebridge, Cusack Park, 5pm
Sunday September 13
O'Callaghans Mills v Ballyea, Cusack Park, 3pm
In recent years Eire Og have struggled at the quarter-final stage so the win over Feakle provides an injection of confidence.
The Ennis club have plenty of capable performers including David Reidy and Shane O'Donnell.
Sixmilebridge, though, with Davy Fitzgerald involved on the line, continue to deliver impressive displays in the Banner county.
O'Callaghans Mills are enjoying an encouraging campaign, but will be fully aware of the threat posed by the Tony Kelly inspired Ballyea.
Cork Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-Finals
Saturday September 12
Sarsfields v Erins Own, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, 7.30pm
Sunday September 13
Blackrock v Douglas, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, 2pm
Na Piarsagh v UCC, Pairc Ui Rinn, 7pm
It promises to be a revealing couple of days Leeside.
Erins Own, beaten by Blackrock in their opener, have come thundering back in impressive fashion.
Further resilience will need to be demonstrated against UCC at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
On Sunday the meeting of the Rockies and Douglas is an attractive fixture, while Na Piarsaigh do battle with a talented UCC outfit.
Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Saturday September 12
Dicksboro v O'Loughlin Gaels, UPMC Nowlan Park, 3pm
Shamrocks Ballyhale v James Stephens, UPMC Nowlan Park, 5pm
The city derby involving Dicksboro and O'Loughlin Gaels could go the distance.
Two evenly matched and respected teams will be striving to reach the Kilkenny decider.
AIB All Ireland Club champions Shamrocks Ballyhale, with TJ Reid to the fore, have scored heavily en route to the penultimate stage.
James Stephens' enduring passion, though, will pose questions.
Offaly Senior Hurling Championship
Saturday September 12
Birr v Coolderry, Banagher, 5pm
Ballinamere v Belmont, Bord Na Mona O'Connor Park, 5pm
Kilcormac-Killoughey v Seir Kieran, Kinnity, 5pm
St Rynagh's v Shinrone, Birr, 5pm
The Offaly SHC remains keenly contested with Birr's encounter against Coolderry carrying importance.
Kilcormac-Killoughey, champions in 2017, face Seir Kieran, while holders St Rynagh's, trained by the highly regarded former Tipperary goalkeeper Ken Hogan, face Shinrone.
Wicklow Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Sunday September 13
Carnew Emmets v Eire Og Greystones, Aughrim, 2pm
Bray Emmets v St Patrick's, Aughrim, 5pm
Holders Bray Emmets face an emerging St Patrick's team, while Carnew Emmets, the most prolific winners of the competition, will afford Eire Og Greystones' significant respect.
Derry Senior Hurling Championship Final
Sunday September 13
Slaughtneil v Kevin Lynchs, Celtic Park, 2pm
A repeat of the 2019 decider takes place in Derry on Sunday.
Slaughtneil have chalked up seven county titles on the spin, but Kevin Lynchs bring a deep tradition into this battle.
The Dungiven club have 23 titles accumulated throughout the decades, but haven't triumphed since 2011.
Mayo Senior Hurling Championship Final
Saturday September 12
Ballyhaunis v Tooreen, Adrian Freeman Park, 5pm
Familiar foes Ballyhaunis and Tooreen meet once more in the Mayo SHC final.
It will be the 11th time in 13 years that the two clubs have faced one another at this stage.
In 2019 Tooreen completed a three in a row when proving too strong for Castlebar.
Roscommon Senior Hurling Championship
Sunday September 13
Four Roads v Athleague, Dr Hyde Park, 1pm
Tremane v Padraig Pearses, Dr Hyde Park, 4.30pm
With nine titles gleaned since 2008, Four Roads remain a consistent club in Roscommon.
Athleague, though, defeated Four Roads in the final two years ago.
Tremane, who haven't been champions since 1995, and Padraig Pearses, meet in the other match at the penultimate stage.