None of us are used to the All-Ireland Championships reaching their conclusion in the depths of winter but this is no ordinary year.

The nation is still catching its breath after a weekend full of GAA drama which was made all the more poignant by the association marking the 100th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Tipperary, wearing jerseys paying tribute to Michael Hogan who lost his life playing for the county that day, secured their first Munster Football title in 85 years before Cavan became Ulster champions for the first time since 1997. Meanwhile, in the hurling, Waterford and Galway booked their passage to the All-Ireland semi-finals where they will meet Kilkenny and Limerick respectively. It all sets up what should be a memorable few weeks as the battles for Sam Maguire and Liam MacCarthy rage on. Here are the all-important dates for your diary for the conclusion of the 2020 All-Ireland Football and Hurling Championships...

Saturday, November 28

All-Ireland Hurling Championship Semi-Final

Kilkenny v Waterford (6pm)

Sunday, November 29

All-Ireland Hurling Championship Semi-Final

Limerick v Galway (4pm)

Saturday, December 5

All-Ireland Football Championship Semi-Final

Dublin v Cavan (5.30pm)

Sunday, December 6

All-Ireland Football Championship Semi-Final

Mayo v Tipperary (3.30pm)

Sunday, December 13

All-Ireland Hurling Championship Final (3.30pm)

Saturday, December 19

All-Ireland Football Championship Final (5pm) (header image: Shutterstock)