GAA fans are set for a huge bank holiday weekend of TV and livestream coverage.

The Munster and Leinster senior hurling championship finals and the All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers opening round clash involving Ulster rivals Armagh and Tyrone form part of a bumper TV schedule.

The first Munster SHC final between Limerick and Clare since 1995 will be played out in front of the RTÉ cameras at a sold out Semple Stadium on Sunday. The national broadcaster has coverage of Armagh v Tyrone on the same day.

On Saturday evening, there is a hurling double-header from Croke Park on RTÉ2 as Kilkenny take on Henry Shefflin's Galway in the Leinster decider. It will be preceded by the Joe McDonagh Cup final between Antrim and Kerry.

There’s more All-Ireland football qualifier action on the way as well as Mayo welcome Monaghan to Castlebar (Sky Sports Arena), while Cork v Louth and Clare v Meath feature on GAAGO.

Two Tailteann Cup quarter-final fixtures are also being shown by GAAGO, the GAA's online streaming service.

Friday 3 June

Connacht MFC Shield final
Roscommon v Leitrim, Dr Hyde Park, 7pm - Connacht GAA website

Saturday 4 June

All-Ireland MHC quarter-final round 3
Clare v Laois, Cusack Park, 1pm - Sport TG4

All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers round 1
Cork v Louth, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, 2pm - GAAGO
Mayo v Monaghan, Castlebar, 4pm - Sky Sports Arena
Clare v Meath, Cusack Park, 6pm - GAAGO

Tailteann Cup quarter-final
Offaly v New York, O'Connor Park, 2pm - GAAGO

Joe McDonagh Cup final
Antrim v Kerry, Croke Park, 5pm - RTE2

Leinster SHC final
Galway v Kilkenny, Croke Park, 7pm - RTE2

Sunday 5 June

All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers round 1
Armagh v Tyrone, Athletic Grounds, 1.30pm - RTE2

Tailteann Cup quarter-final
Leitrim v Sligo, Carrick-on-Shannon, 3pm - GAAGO

Munster SHC final
Clare v Limerick, Semple Stadium, 4pm - RTE2

Monday 6 June

Connacht MFC final
Mayo v Galway, Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, 7.30pm - Connacht GAA website

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