No fewer than 16 senior county finals are down for decision this weekend.

There are a dozen football finals taking place across the country on Sunday, including the high-profile Dublin decider between reigning All-Ireland champions Kilmacud Crokes and 2016 winners Ballyboden St Enda’s.

Barring draws, new hurling champions should also be crowned in Clare, Down, Leitrim and Mayo, with the latter two finals scheduled for Saturday.

Football

Armagh SFC final: Clan na Gael vs Crossmaglen Rangers, BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, Armagh, Sunday 4.15pm

Cavan SFC final: Kingscourt Stars vs Gowna, Kingspan Breffni, Sunday 4pm

Donegal SFC final: Gaoth Dobhair vs Naomh Conaill, Ballybofey, Sunday 4pm

Dublin SFC final: Kilmacud Crokes vs Ballyboden St Enda’s, Parnell Park, Sunday 4pm

Fermanagh SFC final: Derrygonnelly Harps vs Erne Gaels Belleek, Brewster Park, Sunday 2pm

Kildare SFC final: Celbridge vs Naas, Netwatch Dr Cullen Park, Sunday 4pm

Louth SFC final: Ardee St. Mary’s vs Naomh Mairtin, Dowdallshill, Sunday 3.30pm

Monaghan SFC final: Inniskeen vs Scotstown, Clones, Sunday 3.30pm

Roscommon SFC final: St Brigid’s vs Boyle, Dr Hyde Park, Sunday 2.30pm

Sligo SFC final: Coolera Strandhill vs St Molaise Gaels, Markievicz Park, Sunday 3.15pm

Tipperary SFC final: Clonmel Commercials vs JK Brackens, FBD Semple Stadium, Sunday 3.30pm

Wicklow SFC final: Blessington vs Rathnew, Aughrim, Sunday 2.30pm

Hurling

Clare SHC final: Clonlara vs Crusheen, Cusack Park, Sunday 2pm

Down SHC final: Portaferry vs Ballycran, Páirc Esler, Newry, Sunday 4pm

Leitrim SHC final: Carrick Hurling vs Cluainín Iomáint, Carrick-on-Shannon, Saturday 4pm

Mayo SHC final: Ballyhaunis vs Tooreen, Ballyhaunis, Saturday 4pm

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