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FRIDAY

Important matches are scheduled throughout the country with Cusack Park, Ennis providing the backdrop for Newmarket's clash against Clonlara in the Clare SHC.

In a keenly contested group both clubs will be eager to make an impact with this match carrying real significance.

Kilcoo face Clonduff in the Down SFC at Páirc Esler.

The AIB All Ireland Club champions have claimed 10 county titles since 2009 during a remarkable spell.

At Kingspan Breffni Laragh United clash with Mullahoran in the Cavan SFC.

Out west two matches are on the agenda in the Galway SFC with Oughterard, featuring Matthew Tierney, facing Tuam Stars, who continued to be inspired by the experienced Jamie Murphy.

The match involving Milltown and Caherlistrane also promises to be interesting at Tuam Stadium.

Eadestown play St Laurence's in a Kildare SFC preliminary quarter-final at Hawkfield.

There is also action in the Leitrim, Longford, Carlow, and Wexford Senior Football Championships.

SATURDAY

An attractive Walsh Park double header is scheduled in the Waterford SHC.

Dungarvan's tussle against De La Salle is followed by the meeting of Abbeyside and Roanmore.

The relegation play-off between Passage and Tallow at Fraher is a vital fixture too.

Holders Loughmore-Castleiney, still prompted by the McGrath brothers, face Aherlow in the Tipperary SFC at Leahy Park.

Clara and Ferbane's Offaly SFC quarter-final at O'Connor Park will be interesting.

Ferbane claimed Offaly glory in 2019, while Clara have lost four deciders since last triumphing back in 2009.

Mullinalaghta St Columba's face Longford Slashers in what should be a lively encounter at Maguire Park.

Maigh Cuilinn and Corofin's meeting in the Galway SFC at Pearse Stadium will be revealing.

In Leitrim Aughawillan host Glencar Manorhamilton in an eagerly anticipated fixture.

SUNDAY

Down by the banks of the Lee a string of intriguing matches beckon.

Glen Rovers versus Na Piarsaigh, and Blackrock against Charleville should offer entertainment, while Sarsfields clash with St Finbarrs at Páirc Uí Rinn is another notable game.

Douglas have gleaned two wins so far, while Erins Own are another club making impressive strides. By Sunday evening the knockout positions will be decided with Group C delicately poised with the Barrs, Blackrock, Sarsfields, and Charleville all intent on advancing.

The TG4 cameras will be at Fraher Field for the second Waterford SHC quarter-final double header.

Mount Sion and Lismore will both believe a place at the penultimate stage can be attained, while AIB All Ireland club champions Ballygunner will afford Fourmilewater the utmost respect.

Aaron Ryan contributed a 0-10 haul as Fourmilewater defeated Passage by 1-18 to 1-13.

At MW Hire O'Moore Park Rosenallis face Castletown in a Laois SHC quarter-final before Camross against Borris in Ossory-Kilcotton.

Castleblayney and Carrickmacross will do battle in the Monaghan SHC Final at Truagh.

Striving to collect a sixth title in a row, Castleblayney defeated Carrickmacross by 2-23 to 1-10 in the 2021 decider.

Round Three of the Donegal SFC features Gaoth Dobhair's meeting with Seán MacCumhaill, while Naomh Mícheál and Naomh Conaill includes plenty of past and present inter-county stars.

Following a stirring 2021 campaign, Creggan Kickhams will want to maintain a high level of performance in the Antrim SFC.

The holders play against Naomh Eoin at Corrigan Park.

Two Carlow SFC games take place at Netwatch Cullen Park involving Tinryland and Éire Óg, followed by Mount Leinster Rangers against Old Leighlin.

It will be a busy day in the Westmeath SFC with six games scheduled including St Loman's versus Coralstown-Kinnegad.

Galway champions Mountbellew-Moylough, who have chalked up a couple of impressive victories, play Salthill-Knocknacarra - managed by John O'Mahony.