BBC Sport NI will show live coverage of both hurling semi-finals on July 4th and 5th and both football semi-finals the following weekend (July 11th and 12th) on BBC iPlayer and BBC Two Northern Ireland.

First up is Cork against Galway on July 4th in hurling. Cork, looking to reach their third successive final, were too strong for Offaly in the last round and take on a Galway side who defeated Dublin to secure their place in the last four encounter.

Clare then play Limerick on July 5th in the second semi-final for a place in the All-Ireland decider on July 19th. Munster champions Limerick might be tipped by some as favourites going into the game while Clare will be looking to add to their tally of wins, last lifting the Liam McCarthy in 2024.

On July 11th and 12th the action switches codes to football with Louth, Mayo, Dublin and Kerry seeking to return to Croke Park for the All-Ireland decider on July 26th. Louth stunned Monaghan to reach an All-Ireland semi-final for the first time since 1957 and take on Mayo who defeated Cork in the in their quarter-final.

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