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Hurling fans in Waterford won’t have to miss a puck this weekend as TG4 has confirmed live coverage of the mouth-watering senior championship semi-final.
Local rivals Mount Sion and Rownmore go head-to-head in Walsh Park this Sunday, with throw-in set for 1pm, in what promises to be one of the standout clashes of the championship.
Mount Sion sealed their semi-final spot with a thrilling 0-28 to 2-21 win over Clonea, while Roanmore booked their place after an extra-time victory over Fourmilewater, edging it 2-20 to 1-21.
With Ballygunner and De La Salle contesting the other semi-final, the stage is set for an explosive final four in the 2025 Waterford Senior Hurling Championship.
TG4 will beam Sunday’s action live into homes across the country, giving hurling fans everywhere the chance to watch the drama unfold as the sides battle for a place in this year’s county final.
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