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THE draws for the 2025 AIB Munster Club Hurling and Football Championships took place at a meeting of the Munster GAA Council.
By virtue of reaching the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final, Tipperary and Cork received a bye to the semi-final of the three Munster club hurling championships.
While All-Ireland senior football champions Kerry and Tailteann Cup finalists Limerick received a bye to the semi-final of the three Munster club football championships.
READ MORE:Munster senior hurling championship fixture schedule for 2026 revealed
In senior furling, the Limerick county champions will have a home fixture versus the Waterford representatives in the quarter-final with the Cork representatives awaiting the winner in the semi-final. In the other semi-final, the Clare champions will host the Tipperary champions.
In senior football, Tipperary's champions will host Cork's representatives in the first quarter-final with the winners playing the victorious side in the other quarter-final between the Clare champions and the Waterford champions. At the other side of the draw, the Kerry representatives will host the Limerick champions in a semi-final.
See the full senior, intermediate and junior draws here
The AIB Munster Club Championships will get underway on the weekend of November 1-2 with the three Munster club furling finals scheduled for the last weekend of November. Meanwhile, the three Munster club football finals are scheduled for the first weekend in December.
All games in the provincial club championships will be played to a result on the day.
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