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Limerick's TUS Gaelic Grounds will host this weekend's All-Ireland SHC quarter-finals.
THE TUS GAELIC Grounds has been confirmed as the venue for Saturday's All-Ireland senior hurling championship quarter-finals.
The Ennis Road venue will host the double header that sees Galway play Tipperary and Clare face-off against Dublin. The Clare v Dublin fixture has a 4pm start, while the Galway v Tipperary clash throws-in at 6.15pm.
It had been expected that the Galway v Tipperary game would take place in Limerick but that the other last eight clash could take place elsewhere. This Monday afternoon, both games were confirmed for Limerick and that they will be live on RTÉ.
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