GAA: National Hurling League begins, Dublin footballers travel to Tralee

With the return of the hurling and camogie leagues, there's plenty of fixtures to look forward to this weekend, while the National Football League also rolls into its second round, with some counties already looking to make up for a poor start.

Here's all the fixtures taking place this weekend...

Getting the weekend and National Hurling League underway, Derry host Sligo at Celtic Park (throw-in at 2pm) in Division 2B, before Armagh and Louth meet at the Athletic Grounds and Cavan travel to Ederney to face Fermanagh (throw-in for both games at 2.30pm) in Division 3A and 3B respectively.

The hurling match-up of the day will play out in Páirc Uí Chaoimh between Cork and Clare in Division 1A (throw-in at 5pm - coverage on GAAGO), while Tipperary visit Laois at O'Moore Park in Division 1B (throw-in at 6pm).

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In the football, Antrim and Limerick will be hoping to build on their strong starts in Division 3 when they meet at Corrigan Park (throw-in at 2.30pm), after which Down play Galway at Páirc Esler in Division 2 (throw-in at 5pm - coverage on BBC iPlayer and GAAGO).

In the second match of the counties' double-header at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork and Clare's footballers meet in Division 2 (throw-in at 7pm), while Dublin and Kerry will be out to rectify their respective loss and draw last weekend when they meet at Austin Stack Park (throw-in at 7pm - coverage on RTÉ Two).

In Division 1 Group 1, Tipperary meet Do