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Shamrocks Ballyhale manager Henry Shefflin will be hoping his team can pick off where they left off in the senior county final. Picture; Ray McManus /Sportsfile
Sunday
Shamrocks Ballyhale kick off their Leinster Club Championship campaign on Sunday afternoon when they meet Kilcormac -Killoughey of Offaly in UPMC Nowlan Park.
The quarter-final clash throws-in at 1.45pm and will be screened live on TG4 as the Kilkenny outfit look to add another provincial title to their tally.
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The Ballyhale side will be looking to back up their Kilkenny SHC title success over O'Loughlin Gaels that saw them top the county roll of honour but they will have nothing easy against a Kilcormac team that have just wrapped up their third Offaly championship on the trot.
The second of the games on the Irish Language station sees Madden Raparees v Newbridge in the Ulster Football Championship at 3.30pm.
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