Semple Stadium is hosting a camogie championship double header.
Offaly are playing for an All Ireland semi-final spot this weekend.
The Faithful County face Meath in their intermediate championship quarter final at Semple Stadium tomorrow afternoon.
David Sullivan's side overcame Westmeath by five points to cement their berth in the final six.
Meath meanwhile defeated an already qualified Kerry by four points to seal their qualification to the knockout stages of the Championship.
The action in Tipperary gets underway at 2pm.
The other quarter final sees Kerry take on Galway in the other quarter final at the same venue.
It's Offaly against Meath at 2pm, and Kerry v Galway at 4pm.
Cork and Kilkenny's intermediate teams awaiting the winners of the two ties.
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