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St Kieran's face Nenagh in the Croke Cup Semi-Final on Saturday.
This Saturday sees three Kilkenny schools in All-Ireland semi-final action with St Kieran's, Colaiste Eamann Ris and Scoil Aireagal all in action.
All three Kilkenny sides won Leinster titles in the A, C and D grades last month and will face Tipperary, Derry and Fermanagh opposition tomorrow afternoon.
After missing out on last year's final, St Kieran's will be eager to return to Croke Park on St Patrick's Day when they face Nenagh CBS in Rathdowney at 12noon with the meeting of the Leinster and Harty Cup winners set to be a thrilling encounter.
A couple of hours later Coláiste Abhainn Rí Callan face St Patrick's Maghera in Longford at 3pm with a place in the Paddy Buggy All-Ireland PPS B Final on the line.
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Two weeks on from Scoil Aireagail Ballyhale's provincial success over Ferbane, the South Kilkenny outfit will look to continue their winning run when they face St Michael's of Enniskillen at 2pm in Abbotstown.
Best of luck to all of the teams!
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