Cork vs Dublin: What time, what channel and all you need to know about the All-Ireland SHC quarter-final

The winner of Cork vs Dublin will face Limerick in an All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday, July 7th at Croke Park.

RIVALRY RENEWED: Dublin's Ronan Hayes and Eamonn Dillon in action against Cork's Stephen McDonnell and Colm Spillane back in 2020. Pic Credit: Laszlo Geczo, Inpho.

Cork are one win away from a return to Croke Park, two wins away from a return to the All-Ireland final and three wins away from returning to the very top of the hurling mountain for the first time since 2005.

But that's looking much to far down the line, of course, because standing in their way on Saturday is a Dublin side with a point to prove.

Following their hugely disappointing loss to Kilkenny in the Leinster final, the Dubs will be aiming to show what they are really capable of and that their 3-28 to 1-18 hammering by the Cats was no more than just a bad day at the office.

The Rebels cruised past Offaly in last weekend's preliminary quarter-final to reach this stage but they know this should be a bigger test.

It should also be an extremely enjoyable watch between two of the country's biggest rivals and here is everything you need to know ahead of throw-in.

Where and when is Cork vs Dublin on?

The match takes place at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday, June 22nd with throw-in set for 1.15pm. It is part of a double-header with Wexford vs Clare in the other All-Ireland senior hurling quarter-final which follows at 3.15pm

Where can I watch Cork vs Dublin?

The game will be broadcast live on RTÉ2 with the coverage beginning at 12.45pm.

Who will the winner of Cork vs Dublin play?

The winner will play the five-in-a-row chasing Limerick in the All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final at Croke Park on Sunday, June 7th.

Who is the referee?

The referee will be Michael Kennedy from Tipperary.

What can I read about and listen to on IrishExaminer.com?

In his column on Tuesday, Seánie McGrath admitted Cork are not the finished article and that Dublin are a real banana skin for his county.

To read his finished article, feel free to click on the link here. Dalo's Hurling Podcast will be released later in the week and this article will be updated accordingly ahead of the weekend.