Cork v Limerick in the Munster SHC final: Throw-in time, TV details and everything you need to know

This is a repeat of the 2025 Munster final which Cork won on penalties in Limerick.

FAN-TASTIC: Cork and Limerick supporters before the Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Round 2 match at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Pic: Ray McManus/Sportsfile.

For the fourth time this year, Cork and Limerick go head-to-head.

The score is currently 2-1 in Limerick’s favour as they have emerged triumphant from the two league clashes, including the league final.

Both of those wins came at the Gaelic Grounds though and when it was Leeside’s turn to host their Munster match, it was the Rebels who came out on top.

There is still the enormous possibility that these two arch-rivals will meet for a fifth time in the All-Ireland hurling final but for now the two squads are focused on securing Munster glory.

Cork will be looking to retain the provincial crown they took from Limerick last year in that memorable final that was decided by penalties.

That ended the Treaty county’s seven-in-a-row bid and should they get revenge this weekend, it will be a seventh title in eight years.

It promises to be another exciting day of action in the Munster senior hurling championship.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of throw-in to Cork v Limerick.

Where is the game being played?

SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on the banks of the Lee is the venue for the game.

What time is throw-in?

Throw-in has been set for 2pm on Sunday, June 7.

Where to watch?

Cork v Limerick will be broadcast live on RTÉ2 from 1.15pm but you can also follow the best of the action on the Irish Examiner’s new and improved liveblog.

How many titles have they won?

Cork have won the most titles in the history of the competition, and they will be looking to win their 56th while Limerick are chasing their 26th.

What else is on?

On Saturday RTÉ2 will have coverage of the Leinster hurling final between Dublin and Galway. Throw-in there is at 6pm.

Who’s the referee?

James Owens from Wexford will be the man in the middle.

Team news

Ben O’Connor and John Kiely will name their respective teams later in the week and as soon as they do, they will be posted on our website so stay tuned.