The clash of two Munster rivals is the pick of the latest round of the GAA qualifiers

Davy V JBM once again

Next week is the Munster hurling final between Tipperary and Waterford, but on Saturday night we'll almost have a mini-provincial final with nearly as much at stake after this morning's hurling qualifier draw. With four sides in the bowl, and the proviso that Clare and Limerick could not meet again, Dublin were the first side out with Ger Cunningham's team set to have home advantage for the game next week. However when Cork were drawn out next, it meant that the Rebels had to go back in and another side had to be drawn out, with Limerick getting the opportunity to take on the capital's finest hurlers. For those of you not good at maths that meant that Cork and Clare was the next pairing out, and we could look forward to yet another clash of the provincial rivals who met so memorably in the All-Ireland finals of 2013 and last year's Munster championship. Dublin V Limerick Cork v Clare The next round of the football qualifiers meanwhile sees John Evans continue his bid to get Roscommon to the All-Ireland Final. His Connacht side have been paired with Fermanagh and the Ulster outfit enjoying home advantage next weekend while the other game will see Kildare look to continue their renaissance by taking on Longford. Update 13:49 The GAA has just confirmed the various fixture details for all the weekend's matches, with Thurles the place to be this weekend if you're a hurling fan. GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Round 2 Dublin v Limerick, Semple Stadium, Thurles, 5pm RTE Clare v Cork, Semple Stadium, Thurles, 7pm Sky The football games have been spilt across Saturday and Sunday with four games in total on Saturday afternoon and evening GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Round 2B Derry v Wexford, Owenbeg, 2pm Tipperary v Louth, Semple Stadium, Thurles, 2.45pm Tyrone v Meath, Healy Park, Omagh, 3pm GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Round 3A Longford v Kildare, Cusack Park, Mullingar, 7pm There is also two football games on Sunday as well with Armagh facing Galway in the Athletic Grounds at 3pm and Fermanagh facing Roscommon at 3.30 in Brewster Park