Tyrone will play Kerry in the All-Ireland U20 football championship final next Saturday after both sides came through their respective semi-finals today.
Kerry and Cork will face off in the Munster MFC final for the third year-in-a-row following their respective semi-final wins over Tipperary and Clare last evening.
The GAA have announced the dates, venues and throw in times for the All-Ireland SFC Round 1 and Tailteann Cup Round 2 Group games that will take place on the weekend of 18/19 May.
Jack O'Connor expects the 'good tests' Kerry received from Cork and Clare in this year's Munster SFC to stand them in good stead in the All-Ireland series.
Fiadhna Tangney came off the bench and scored the winning point for Kerry in a pulsating contest at Cordal GAA club in Round 3 of the TG4 Munster Senior Championship.
A Tomás Kennedy goal 90 seconds after the restart proved decisive as Kerry secured a third successive Munster U20FC title and 31st in all at Cork's expense in Austin Stack Park last evening.
Kerry picked up their second pair of points in this year's Joe McDonagh Cup by powering past Down in the closing quarter for a 0-26 to 2-12 victory in Tralee this afternoon.
Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh struck for 1-4 and Danielle O'Leary for 0-4 as Kerry sealed their place in the Munster Final at Brosna GAA in the TG4 Munster Senior Championship Round 2 encounter.
Kerry stayed on course for a fourth Munster senior football championship title in-a-row after edging past Cork (0-18 to 1-12) in Killarney this afternoon.
Danielle O'Leary bagged eight points as Kerry had a 15-point victory over Tipperary at Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney in Round 1 of the TG4 Munster Senior Championship.