Irish Rail are running additional trains on Dublin on Sunday for the Tipperary v Kilkenny double header comprising a Senior Camogie Quarter final at 1.30pm and a Senior Hurling Semi-final at 4pm. Several clubs in the county are also running buses to Dublin on Sunday.
The additional trains will depart Limerick Junction at 8.20am and 9.10am and the return trains added will depart Heuston at 7.50pm and 8pm.
Cork will play Dublin in the first Hurling semi-final on Saturday with the game throwing in at 5pm – this is preceded by the Waterford v Clare Senior Camogie Quarter final.(Galway and Cork are through to the semi-finals).
A win for the senior hurlers puts them through to the All-Ireland Hurling Final on July 20th.
Tipperary Ladies Senior Football team are also in an All-Ireland Quarter final on Sunday July 6th set for Navan where they take on Meath at 5.15pm. The All Ireland Senior Men’s Football Semi-finals will take place over the weekend of July 12th and 13th.Kerry take on Tyrone and Meath take on Donegal
