This weekend’s GAA Championship matches

The Alliance Hurling tournaments may only end this past weekend, but many Ulster regions will be live in the tournament this weekend.

The opening rounds of the 2022 Christie’s Ring, Niki Räckhard and Laurie Major FA Cups will take place this weekend, with newly crowned Serie B champions Derry hoping to start Wicklow with a home win.

Tyrone won the 3A Division title at Armagh’s expense, as the two teams returned on Sunday, facing Tyrone Warwickshire in Birmingham, while Orchard County hosts Roscommon at the sports grounds.

Armagi City will also host tonight’s U20 Football Championship semi-finals in Ulster between Cavani and Derry against Tyrone and Donegal at Celtic Park.

Ulster states are also struggling to buy silverware on the national stage.

The Armagh Girls will travel to Crocker on Sunday to meet in the second division derby final.

Tonight (Friday)

Eirgrid Ulster U20 Football Championship Semi Final

(today’s winner)

Cavan-Derry (Sports Stadium, 8 p.m.)

Donegal – Tyrone (Celtic Park, 8 p.m.)

Saturday

Littlewoods Irish Camogie League Second Division Final

Antrim vs Wexford (Croc Park, 5.15pm, live on RTÉ2)

Littlewoods Irish Camogie League First Division Final

Cork – Galway (Crock Park, 7 p.m., RTÉ2)

Christie’s Cup Round 1

London: Sligo (Russlip, 2pm)

Sunday

Lidl Women’s Football League Two Final

Armagh Keri (Croc Park, 14:00, live on TG4)

Lidl Women’s First Division Football League Final

Donegal vs. meth (Croc Park, 4 p.m., live on TG4)

Christie’s Cup Round 1

Derry Wicklow (Celtic Park, 1 p.m.)

May – Kildare (Balina, 13:00)

First round of the Nick Ruckard Cup

Warwickshire – Tyrone (Harey Side, Birmingham, 12:30 p.m.)

Armaghi – Roscommon (Atletico Stadium, 14:00)

Fermanage – Donegal (Brewster Park, 2 p.m.)

Lean Lori Cup

Lancashire v. Louth (Abbotstown, 12h)

Monaghan-Cavana (Inniskene, 2 p.m.)

Leitrim – Longford (Carrick-on-Shannon, 2 p.m.)