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The last of the senior provincial titles are up for grabs this weekend with the Ulster and Munster football finals down for decision.
Tipperary's dual champions, Loughmore Castleiney, face off against Kerry kingpins Dr Crokes in the Munster final in Mallow on Sunday before Down's Kilcoo, the 2022 All-Ireland champions, meet a Canavan-stacked Errigal Ciaran side from Tyrone in the Box-It Athletic Grounds in Armagh.
Loughmore Castleiney booked their place in their first Munster football final in 51 years when they overcame Eire Og Ennis, while Dr Crokes had just a point to spare over Waterford's Rathgormack in their semi-final.
The Karl Lacey managed Kilcoo coasted past Scotstown with an 11-point win two weeks ago to secure their place in the final. Errigal Ciaran, however, had to dig deep to grind out a thrilling one-point win, thanks to a sensation individual performance from Ruairi Canavan.
TG4 will broadcast both games, with live coverage on TV and on TG4 Player. The Munster football final gets underway at 1.30pm with the Ulster final to follow at 3.30pm.
Live games on TV this weekend (December 6-8):
Sunday, December 8
Ulster Club SFC final
Kilkoo (Down) v Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone), 3.30pm, TG4
Munster Club SFC final
Loughmore Castleiney (Tipperary) v Dr. Crokes (Kerry),1.30pm, TG4
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