Text commentary as Armagh face Derry in the All-Ireland minor decider in Omagh followed by live video and text coverage of the All-Ireland hurling semi-final between Limerick and Cork at Croke Park.
Both Limerick and Cork arrive in Croke Park for today's All-Ireland hurling semi-final in buoyant mood, but both are changed from their respective last outings. There has been good and bad news for the defending All-Ireland champions as John Kiely is unable to call upon the services of Barry Nash, who picked up a hamstring injury in the build-up.
Flanagan finished with 3-3 when Limerick fell to Cork in Páirc Uí Chaoimh in the Munster Championship and is named in place of Shane O'Brien at full-forward. As for the Rebels, manager Pat Ryan has Robert Downey back for today's semi-final after the Glen Rovers man was a late withdrawal from the quarter-final win over Dublin.
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