All-Ireland SHC: All you need to know about the semi-finals

You can watch Cork v Galway on Saturday and Clare v Limerick on Sunday on BBC iPlayer and BBC Two NI live.

Saturday’s semi-final takes place in Croke Park at 15:30 BST, with BBC coverage starting at 15:15.

Sarah Mulcarine will be joined in the studio by former Galway captain and 2017 All-Ireland winner David Burke, Kilkenny’s four-time winner Paul Murphy and Antrim’s Neil McManus.

Mark Sidebottom will provide pitchside updates with special guests Dara O’Brien, while Thomas Niblock is joined by former Clare All-Ireland winning midfielder Jamie O’Connor on commentary.

Sunday’s semi-finals throw in after 16:00, with the build-up to the game starting at 15:45 on the BBC.

Neil McManus will once again join Sarah Mulcarrins in the studio with Seamus Flanagan, a five-time All-Ireland winner along with Jason Ford, a three-time winner from Limerick and Tipperary.

Mark Sidebottom will return to pitchside alongside Dara O’Brien and Jamie O’Connor, while Paul Murphy will join Thomas Niblock on commentary.

The BBC Sport NI website and app will also feature live text commentary, in-play clips, reactions and highlights from both games.