Galway v Tipperary TV info, throw-in time, date and more for All-Ireland clash
Galway skipped the prelims after their Leinster final defeat to Kilkenny. Meanwhile, Tipp took care of business against Joe McDonagh finalists Laois in the prelims, winning by 3-32 to 0-18 in Portlaoise.
This was the opening fixture of the league for both teams, with the Premier County running out 12-point winners that day in January.
Here's what you need to know about the big game:
Saturday, June 21.
The Gaelic Grounds in Limerick.
The game is due to begin at 6:15pm.
Yes, the game is being shown on RTÉ 2.
Galway: 5/2
Draw: 10/1
Tipperary: 4/9
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