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Mayo's Saint Gerald's DLS, Castlebar face Tralee CBS of Kerry in the All-Ireland Post-Primary Schools 'A' Championship semi-final at TUS Midwest Campus, Ennis. Pics: Sportsfile/Conor McKeown
It has been confirmed that TG4 are set to broadcast the Hogan Cup semi-final meeting between Mayo side Saint Gerald's DLS and Tralee CBS.
Big crowds are primed to make their way to Ennis for the clash of the Connacht kings and Kerry's finest schools side with the golden ticket to the All-Ireland Schools Football Final on the line.
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The Castlebar-based school etched their names into Connacht history last Friday when they got the better of Saint Murecach's Ballina in Bekan.
Meanwhile, the Tralee students overcame CBS High School Clonmel 2-19 to 1-13 in the Munster decider.
Thankfully, for those unable to make their way to the TUS Midwest Campus to cheer on Gerald's as they fly the Mayo flag on the national stage, the game is being streamed live by TG4.
The broadcaster is providing the last-four clash live on their YouTube channel, which can be accessed by clicking here.
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