Want the latest from the world of GAA, horse racing, football, rugby and more straight to your inbox? Sign up to our FREE newsletter Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Yes please! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Waterford have finished their Munster campaign without a single point, having lost all four games. Cork saw them off at Pairc Ui Chaoimh on Saturday night before Limerick comfortably defeated Clare on Sunday. Throughout this year's tournament we'll be updating the table below: Team P W D L F A Pts 1. Tipperary 4 3 0 0 125 82 8 2. Limerick 4 2 0 1 103 77 4 3. Clare 4 2 0 1 82 107 4 4. Cork 4 1 0 2 116 108 4 5. Waterford 4 0 0 4 73 125 0 And here's the fixtures: Waterford 0-22 Clare 1-20 2pm, 12/5 Walsh Park Cork 1-24 Tipperary 2-28 4pm, 12/5 Páirc Uí Chaoimh Tipperary 2-30 Waterford 0-18 2pm, 19/5 Semple Stadium Limerick 1-19 Cork 1-26 4pm, 19/5 LIT Gaelic Grounds Waterford 0-10 Limerick 2-24 2pm, 2/6 Walsh Park Clare 0-17 Tipperary 3-21 2pm, 2/6 Cusack Park Cork 2-30 Waterford 2-17 7pm, 8/6 Páirc Uí Chaoimh Limerick 1-28 Clare 0-13 4pm, 9/6 LIT Gaelic Grounds Clare 2-23 Cork 2-18 2pm, 16/6 Cusack Park Tipperary 1-22 Limerick 0-20 2pm, 16/6 Semple Stadium Tipperary v Limerick: Final 2pm, 30/6 TBC If you haven't already, be sure to like our Irish Mirror Sport and Irish Mirror GAA pages on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.<doc-sep>After a highly-anticipated build-up, the Munster and Leinster Hurling Championships get underway this weekend. We have all your team news ahead of Sunday’s games across the provinces. _____ Sunday Galway v Carlow, Pearse Stadium, 3pm As well as Joe Canning, Galway are also without Daithi Burke for the first round of the Leinster Championship against Joe McDonagh champions, Carlow. Ronan Burke from Turloughmore is named in his place while Jason Flynn is named among the forwards. The St Thomas’ contingent of David Burke and Conor Cooney return to inter-county action while Colm Callanan is named in goals. These two sides met in Division 1B of the league earlier this year when Colm Bonnar’s side earned a draw against the All Ireland finalists. After steadily working their way into the Leinster Championship, Carlow will have no fear of Galway and have named a strong side. Galway: Colm Callanan; Jack Grealish, Ronan Burke, Aidan Harte; Padraig Mannion, Gearoid McInerney, Kevin Hussey; David Burke, Cathal Mannion; Niall Burke, Jason Flynn, Brian Concannon; Conor Whelan, Conor Cooney, Davy Glennon. Carlow: Brian Tracey; Kevin McDonald, Paul Doyle, Michael Doyle; Eoin Nolan, David English, Richard Coady; Jack Kavanagh, Sean Whelan; John M Nolan, Martin Kavanagh, Edward Byrne; James Doyle, Seamus Murphy, Chris Nolan. _____ Waterford v Clare, Walsh Park, 2pm (RTE) Waterford make their highly-anticipated return to Walsh Park for championship action against Clare on Sunday. Paraic Fanning’s team impressed throughout the league before falling in the final to Limerick. Stephen Bennett was on top form during that campaign and he is named in the full-forward line alongside his brother, Shane, and Peter Hogan. Noel Connors, Philip Mahony, Tadhg de Burca and Kevin Moran are all named in the defence. Meanwhile, Clare can recall Shane O’Donnell to their starting team following his time in Boston. Shane Golden and Diarmuid Ryan are also named in the starting XV after their impressive displays in the league. Waterford: Stephen O’Keeffe; Shane McNulty, Conor Prunty, Noel Connors; Philip Mahony, Tadhg de Burca, Kevin Moran; Jamie Barron, Conor Gleeson; Austin Gleeson, Mikey Kearney, Pauric Mahony; Shane Bennett, Stephen Bennett, Peter Hogan. Clare: Donal Tuohy; Pat O’Connor, David McInerney, Jack Browne; Seadna Morey, Colm Galvin, David Fitzgerald; Shane Golden, Cathal Malone; Peter Duggan, Tony Kelly, Diarmuid Ryan; Shane O’Donnell, John Conlon, Podge Collins. _____ Cork v Tipperary, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, 4pm (RTE) John Meyler has handed a championship debut to Fitzgibbon Cup winner, Niall O’Leary, in their Munster opener against Tipperary on Sunday. Alan Cadogan misses out throughout injury but Shane Kingston, Patrick Horgan and Conor Lehane all make up a formidable full-forward line. Meanwhile, Brendan Maher makes his long-awaited return to the Tipperary starting line-up following a lengthy injury. He is named in the half-back line alongside Padraic and Ronan Maher while Michael Breen and Noel McGrath are named in midfield. Jason Forde is named at full-forward while Seamus Callanan moves back to the half-forward line. Cork: Anthony Nash; Sean O’Donoghue, Eoin Cadogan, Niall O’Leary; Christopher Joyce, Tim O’Mahony, Mark Coleman; Darragh Fitzgibbon, Bill Cooper; Daniel Kearney, Seamus Harnedy, Luke Meade; Conor Lehane, Patrick Horgan, Shane Kingston. Tipperary: Brian Hogan; Cathal Barrett, James Barry, Sean O’Brien; Brendan Maher, Ronan Maher, Padraic Maher; Noel McGrath, Michael Breen; Niall O’Meara, Seamus Callanan, Patrick Maher; John O’Dwyer, Jason Forde, John McGrath. _____ Read More About: clare, Cork, GAA, Galway, Hurling, Kilkenny, team news, tipperary, Top Story, waterford<doc-sep>
The 2019 Leinster Final will take place between Wexford and Kilkenny on June 30th after a stunning final day of the Championship. Dublin did as much as they could against Galway, winning by four points, but a draw in Innovate Wexford Park between Wexford and Kilkenny made it a rematch for the final. Galway are out while Carlow finished with 0 points from their four games. As always, you can follow all the action from both games with The Irish Mirror's live blog. Below is the fixtures and results from this year's Leinster Championship: Kilkenny 2-23 Dublin 1-21 7pm, 11/5 Nowlan Park Galway 1-24 Carlow 1-18 3pm, 12/5 Pearse Stadium Carlow 1-14 Kilkenny 3-22 3pm, 19/5 Dr Cullen Park Dublin 1-22 Wexford 2-19 3pm, 19/5 Parnell Park Galway 0-16 Wexford 0-16 4pm, 26/5 Pearse Stadium Carlow 1-13 Dublin 2-22 3pm, 2/6 Dr Cullen Park Wexford 2-28 Carlow 0-19 7pm, 8/6 Wexford Park Kilkenny 2-22 Galway 3-20 2pm, 9/6 Nowlan Park Wexford 0-21 Kilkenny 1-18 7pm, 15/6 Wexford Park Dublin 3-19 Galway 0-24 7pm, 15/6 Parnell Park FINAL: Wexford v Kilkenny 4pm, 30/6 TBC And here's the league table: Team P W D L F A Pts 1. Kilkenny 4 2 1 1 109 91 5 2. Wexford 4 1 3 0 96 81 5 3. Dublin 4 2 1 1 105 94 5 4. Galway 4 2 1 1 96 93 5 5. Carlow 4 0 0 4 73 120 0 If you haven't already, be sure to like our Irish Mirror Sport and Irish Mirror GAA pages on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.