Matt and Jack are back to discuss the upcoming weekend of GAA action across the county.

They look back on Limerick’s draw with Tipperary in the opening round of the National League and preview this Sunday’s clash with Galway.

They also preview the footballers league opener with Tipp on Saturday and the Junior Camogie’s tie with Clare tomorrow.

Also on the agenda is the new advantage rule in hurling and the 2021 minor and U20 Munster fixtures.

Adrian Finnin is joined by Jason O'Connor and Noel O'Connor to look ahead to Treaty United's fixture with Athlone Town.

Ahead of their League clash with Limerick, Tipperary football manager David Power understands the importance of the opening fixture.

“The first game is massive. If we lose against Limerick we are under pressure for the next two games, we have to win the next two games. So the Limerick game is massive. If you can get a result you are looking forward to Wicklow. There’s only fourteen days between the three games so starting off well is massive.”

His captain Conor Sweeney echoed that sentiment insisting the need to perform against Limerick.

“We have to perform, that will be number one on the whiteboard. Limerick are a good team and they are getting better. If you give them a sniff or a bit of oxygen they will get better. The last thing we need is a dogfight so we need to hit the ground running and see where it takes us.”

Treaty United manager Tommy Barrett looks ahead to his side's game against 3rd placed Athlone Town.

Munster Rugby head coach Johann van Graan is hoping his side can maintain their momentum this weekend against Connacht.

Craig Casey spoke with the press ahead of Munster's Rainbow Cup clash with Connacht at weekend.

In their first game back in the third tier after winning Division 4 last October, Billy Lee says his side will be focused on staying competitive with two of the four provincial champions in their division.

“We didn’t expect to have two provincial champions in Division 3. If someone had told me that we would be in the same division as provincial champions I would have told you it was a miracle because you would be expecting it to be in Division 1 or 2.

“The first thing is, we have got to be competitive against Wicklow, Offaly and Tipp. Then we have to work hard and make our own luck. I’m a firm believer that the harder you work, the luckier you get.

“All we can ask for is to work hard, be competitive and see where it takes us. We can worry then about our position then, whether we face Division 3 North in promotion play-off or relegation play-off. I’m not concerned about that now, we just have to focus on our fixtures and take it one step at a time.”

Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy reflected on Tipperary's 0-20 to 0-20 draw with defending champions Limerick in the first round of the National Hurling League on Saturday evening. #SportLK

“We struggled at times. Both sides had their purple patches where they controlled the game but maybe coming out of the third quarter we may not have been in the best shape and we needed to steady things down and to be fair we didn’t panic and we kept trying to do the right things.

“We didn’t go off script and if you stay at things long enough you’ll get enough out of it. I think the draw was a fair result.”

Limerick manager John Kiely reflects on their draw with Tipperary in the opening round of the 2021 National Hurling League. #SportLK

"It was a very humbling situation. It was very special for the group because we were all together. The success was shard within the group that evening. Of course we would have loved to come back to be with our supporters, our families, our clubs , work colleagues but it just wasn't to be".

John Kiely reflects on Limerick's unusual All-Ireland wining experience in 2020! #SportLK