Compiled by Jackie Cahill
HOLDERS Dublin, Galway and Kerry could book spots in the 2026 TG4 All-Ireland quarter-finals on Saturday.
Victories in their respective group games would secure home ties in the knock-out phase for the provincial champions.
Dublin host Donegal, Galway are at home to Tyrone and Kerry make the trip to Kildare as they target last eight slots.
In Saturday’s other Senior tie, a crucial Munster derby lies in store as Waterford host Cork, who are in must-win territory after losing to Armagh last weekend.
In the Intermediate grade, the remaining quarter-finalists will be revealed on Sunday.
Clare, Leitrim and Westmeath have already secured home quarter-finals – and the draw for the last-eight fixtures will be conducted on Monday.
The action also continues in the TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship on Sunday.
Saturday June 13
TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship
Group 3 Round 2
Reigning champions Dublin will be looking to make it two from two in the group stages – and seal a home quarter-final.
The Sky Blues got the better of Mayo away from home last weekend to build on a 13th successive Leinster title win.
Donegal’s last outing was against Tyrone in the group stages of the Ulster Championship in early May and they’ll need to hit the ground running here to stand a chance.
The visitors have opted for four changes to their starting team, with Clodagh Brennan, Aoife McDermott, Abbie McGranaghan and Eva Gallagher coming in for Ulitah Boyle, Roisin Rodgers, Jodie McFadden and Ciara McGarvey.
The Dublin starting team shows two changes, with Sophie McIntyre coming in for Clodagh Fox, while Kate Sullivan replaces Jodi Egan.
DUBLIN: A Shiels; N Crowley, R Hartnett, H Leahy; S McIntyre, H McGinnis, N Donlon; N Hetherton, L Magee; A Timothy, O Nolan, C O'Connor; C Rowe (capt.), L Grendon, K Sullivan.
DONEGAL: C Friel; N Carr, E McGinley (capt.), S McFeely; T Hegarty, F McManamon, S McFadden; C Brennan, A McDermott; B McLaughlin, K Dowds, N Boyle; S White, A McGranaghan, E Gallagher.
Group 2 Round 2
Kildare v Kerry; Cedral St Conleth’s Park, Newbridge, 3pm –
Live on TG4
Fresh from landing a third successive Munster title, Kerry opened the group stages of the All-Ireland series with a big win over Tipperary.
A home quarter-final beckons for the Kingdom as they make the trip to Kildare, who lost out to Dublin in the Leinster final.
Kerry have the talent to go deep into the Championship and they’ll be anxious to remain on a winning streak.
They’re unchanged following the Tipp win, while Kildare have made just one change to the team that started the Leinster final, with Amy Mahon coming in for Aine Mernagh.
KILDARE: R Fennin; A Mahon, E Wheeler, L Shaw; H McLoughlin, R Sargent, L Lenehan (capt.); N Murphy, G Wheeler; L Curran, J Harney, M Aspel; A Rattigan, M Doyle, A Prizeman.
KERRY: M.E Bolger; R Rahilly; D Kearney, E Lynch; A O’Connell, E Costello, A Dillane; A Galvin, M O'Connell; N Carmody, N Ni Chonchuir, C Evans; J Lucey, D O'Leary, S O'Shea (capt.).
Group 1 Round 2
Waterford v Cork; Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field, Dungarvan, 7.30pm –
Live on TG4
Waterford got the better of Cork during the group stages of the Munster Championship – and they meet again in the All-Ireland series.
Having won the Lidl National League Division 1 title, Cork lost all three games in the round-robin series in Munster, before going down to Armagh last weekend in the All-Ireland campaign.
This is now a must-win game for the Leesiders as they look to keep their All-Ireland ambitions alive.
The Cork starting team shows two changes in personnel, with Siobhán Callanan and Abbie O’Mahony stepping in for Dara Kiniry and Kate Redmond.
Waterford are back in action for the first time since losing the Munster final to Kerry and there’s one change to their starting team, with the now departed Emma Murray being replaced by Laura Cusack.
WATERFORD: K Gardner; C Murray, L Mulcahy, R Casey; L Cusack, K McGrath, R Browne; E Power, Á O'Neill; M Daly, K Hogan, K Murray (capt.); C Walsh, B McMaugh, L McGregor.
CORK: S Murphy; M Duggan, S Kelly, S Callanan; A Corcoran, S McGoldrick, R Corkery; M O Callaghan, A O Mahony; R Leahy, R O Regan, E Cleary (capt.); G Murphy, K Quirke, A O’Sullivan.
