Venues announced after draw pits Clare against Cork in All-Ireland qualifier

Cork manager Kieran Kingston and selector Diarmuid O'Sullivan plan for a date against Clare.

Clare will play Cork while Waterford face Galway in the second round of the All-Ireland senior hurling championship qualifiers.

Brian Lohan's Clare defeated Wexford in a first-round qualifier on Saturday and now face Kieran Kingston's Cork who were defeated by Limerick in a Munster semi-final earlier this month. 

The game is a repeat of the 2013 All-Ireland final which Clare won after a replay.

Waterford came through a hard-fought weekend qualifier win over Laois and face a Galway side still smarting from their Leinster championship exit at the hands of Dublin.

Semple Stadium will host the Waterford v Galway game at 2pm on Saturday while Clare v Cork is fixed for the LIT Gaelic Grounds at 4.30pm that afternoon. 

Both games will be broadcast by Sky Sports.

Meanwhile, GAA President Larry McCarthy revealed that the Ulster Council have requested that their provincial final between Tyrone and Monaghan be played in Croke Park.  

The move is to ensure a larger attendance due to current covid crowd restrictions. 

He told RTE: “We have received a request from the Ulster Council to play Ulster final in Croke Park. That will be dealt with in the next day or two.”