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Published 16:19 3 Dec 2021 GMT
You can watch this game on Saturday night on RTE 2, with coverage starting at 5:45pm.
Then on Sunday morning, Dublin champions Kilmacud Crokes, will play Meath champions, Wolf Tones.
This is the early game on TG4 with throw in at 1.30pm.
The late game is the second Ulster tie to be televised this weekend, as Derry champions Glen, play the dominant Monaghan side, Scotstown.
Glen manager Malachy O'Rourke managed Monaghan for seven years, including several Scotstown players so he will be well prepared or his now opponents, in Celtic Park.
The game will be aired on TG4 at 3:15pm.
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