All-Ireland hurling champions Limerick have 10 players selected on The Sunday Game's Hurling Team of the Year, including Gearóid Hegarty was named Hurler of the Year by the RTÉ panel.
Limerick found another gear after half-time to see off Galway by 1-29 to 1-18 at Croke Park and collect their sixth All-Ireland senior hurling championship title in eight years.
Galway boss Micheál Donoghue says Limerick deserve huge credit for the consistency of their performance against his side in today's All-Ireland SHC final.
Supporters heading to Croke Park for this afternoon's All-Ireland senior hurling championship final between Galway and Limerick can look forward to near-perfect conditions.
Galway ladies captain Kate Geraghty says last year's semi-final loss to Dublin after extra time had been something that played on their minds ahead of yesterday's clash against Armagh at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park.
Galway were too strong for Armagh at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, as a superb team performance with ten different scorers powered them to a 13-point win and booked their spot in the TG4 All-Ireland senior final.
Two-time All-Ireland winner Michael Duignan says he thinks "there could be a surprise on the cards" when Galway meet Limerick in tomorrow's Liam MacCarthy Cup decider.
Former Cork goalkeeper Dónal Óg Cusack feels Galway will need goals "to sustain them" against Limerick in Sunday's All-Ireland senior hurling championship final.
Former Galway captain David Burke says the Tribesmen need to make a good start on Sunday if they are to defeat Limerick and get their hands on the Liam MaCarthy Cup for the first time since 2017.
Limerick captain Cian Lynch says the Shannonsiders are prepared for the "intensity" they expect Galway to bring in Sunday's All-Ireland senior hurling championship final.
All-Ireland SFC semi-final weekend is upon us which means that the race for the Sam Maguire Cup will be down to its last two teams come Sunday evening.
Galway booked their place in the All-Ireland semi-final and a showdown with Armagh, after a comprehensive seventeen point victory over neighbours Mayo in the TG4 All-Ireland quarter final in Tuam Stadium on Sunday evening.
The reigning TG4 All-Ireland senior champions Dublin will meet old rivals Kerry in the semi-finals of this year's competition, while Armagh will meet Galway in the other last four clash.
Galway defeated 14-man Cork by 2-26 to 1-18 at Croke Park this afternoon to become the first side to progress into this year's All-Ireland senior hurling championship final.
Galway manager Micheál Donoghue hailed the "humility" of his players after they delivered a superb second-half performance to see off Cork at Croke Park this afternoon.
The All-Ireland senior hurling championship semi-finals take centre stage this weekend as four teams are set to become two in the race for the Liam MacCarthy Cup.
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