GAA fans are in for a treat this weekend with some intriguing championship clashes set to take place, including Leinster and Munster hurling semi-finals and knockout provincial football ties.
The pick of the bunch is probably a Leinster Hurling Championship semi-final double-header at Croke Park on Saturday.
Here is a roundup of the fixtures and where you can watch them.
Leinster Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Saturday, October 31st
Dublin v Kilkenny, 3.45pm, GAAGO
Dublin have already overcome Laois but Brian Cody's Kilkenny will represent a step up in quality.
If the Dubs are to pull off an upset, they will have to deal with the danger of an in-form TJ Reid.
Wexford v Galway, 6.15pm, RTÉ Sport
This one is a fascinating tie. Davy Fitzgerald's Wexford won the Leinster title in 2019 before losing out to Tipperary in the All-Ireland semi-finals.
They will look to defend their title but Galway will be looking to set the record straight after an early exit last year.
Munster Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Saturday, October 31st
Cork v Waterford, 3.30pm, Sky Sports Mix
This one has the shape of a tight contest as both counties look to set out a marker and become contenders on the All-Ireland stage again.
Sunday, November 1st
Limerick v Tipperary, 4pm, RTÉ Sport
The All-Ireland champions won't get to ease into things as they face Limerick in this exciting clash.
The winner here could well go on to claim the Liam MacCarthy Cup.
Joe McDonagh Cup
Saturday, October 31st
Westmeath v Kerry, 1.30pm
Carlow v Antrim, 3pm
Christy Ring Cup
Saturday, October 31st
Down v Derry, 1.30pm
Sunday, November 1st
Kildare v Wicklow, 12.30pm
Nickey Rackard Cup
Saturday, October 31st
Donegal v Armagh, 1.30pm
Tyrone v Mayo, 2pm
Munster Senior Football Championship Quarter-Finals
Saturday, October 31st
Waterford v Limerick, 7pm, GAAGO
Sunday, November 1st
Tipperary v Clare, 1pm, GAAGO
Ulster Senior Football Championship Preliminary Round
Monaghan v Cavan, 1.15pm, Sky Sports Mix
Ulster Quarter-finals
Sunday, November 1st
Donegal v Tyrone, 1.30pm, RTÉ Sport
Donegal won the League tie between the sides a couple of weeks ago but there will be no rustiness from Tyrone this time around.
They beat Mayo in their following match and Conor McKenna's tally of 1-2 against Donegal and 2-2 against Mayo bodes well.
Derry v Armagh, 4pm, BBC Sport NI
Leinster Football Championship Round 1
There are three fixtures in the first round of the Leinster Football Championship, all kicking off at 1.30pm and all live on GAAGO.
Louth v Longford, Wexford v Wicklow, Offaly v Carlow
Connacht Football Championship Quarter-Final
Leitrim v Mayo, 1.15pm, RTÉ News channel
Camogie All-Ireland Championship
There is a full round of Camogie championship ties this weekend with standout games including Cork v Wexford and Clare v Dublin.
Saturday, October 31st
Group 1, Cork v Wexford, 2pm
Group 3, Clare v Dublin, 2pm
Sunday, November 1st
Group 1, Galway v Offaly, 2pm
Ladies Football Championships
There is a full round of Ladies Football Championship ties this weekend at senior, intermediate and junior level.
The standout tie will see All-Ireland champions Dublin face Donegal on Saturday.
Friday, October 30th
All-Ireland Senior Championship, Tyrone v Armagh, 7.30pm
Saturday, October 31st
All-Ireland Intermediate Championship
Wexford v Offaly, Longford v Westmeath (both 1pm)
All-Ireland Junior Championship
Fermanagh v Wicklow, 1pm
All-Ireland Senior Championship
Tipperary v Galway, 3pm
Dublin v Donegal, 5pm
Dublin have named 12 of the team that started in the 2019 All-Ireland Final for tomorrow’s opener against Donegal at Kingspan Breffni in Cavan.
Sinéad Aherne captains the Sky Blues once again as Mick Bohan’s side begin their quest for a fourth successive title.
Sunday, November 1st
All-Ireland Intermediate Championship
Meath v Down, Kildare v Clare, Sligo v Laois (all 1pm)
All-Ireland Junior Championship
Antrim v Limerick, 1pm
All-Ireland Senior Championship
Cavan v Kerry, 1pm
