Peter Branigan is a Reporter at RTE. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, team sports, and the business aspects of the sports industry. Peter's insights and reporting have been featured in Dublin's Q102 and Dublin's FM104.
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SATURDAY 16 APRIL Leinster SHC Galway v Dublin, Pearse Stadium, 4.30pm Kilkenny v Kildare, UPMC Nowlan Park, 6pm
Watch Dublin v Westmeath in the Leinster Football final (2pm) and Armagh v Monaghan in the Ulster Football final (4.15pm) from 1.30pm on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player.
By: Peter Branigan
The final weekend of the provincial hurling round-robins and it's Leinster, arguably, where things are that bit more interesting.
The Enhanced Games are due to take place later this week in Las Vegas. The idea of the event is that athletes can dope, under supervision, to see how fast they can run or swim, or how much weight they can lift.
There's an uneasy feeling for small ball followers in the capital ahead of Sunday's Leinster round-robin clash between Dublin and Kilkenny.
In Brian Fenton's playing days, Mayo were Dublin's big rivals. In that era where the Metropolitans were All-Ireland contenders, Kerry (twice), Donegal and Tyrone were the other counties to lift the Sam Maguire.
Five games are taking place this evening in the League of Ireland before the teams head away on a two-week mid-season break, with the meeting of leaders Shamrock Rovers and second-placed St Patrick's Athletic the standout fixture.
Clare and Galway lock horns in Thurles as they look to land a first All-Ireland U20 hurling title in more than a decade - follow the action here with Peter Branigan.
The Leinster and Munster titles are up for grabs this weekend, while there's also the matter of the crowning of the Joe McDonagh champions at Croke Park.
There'll be plenty of soul searching to be done but the next two weeks will tell us a lot about this group of Dublin players.
