A meeting of the Munster Competitions Control Committee took place on Thursday, 5th April, 2018 and agreed on the following Munster Championship fixture changes for the coming weeks.
- Bord Gais Energy Munster GAA Hurling Under 21 Championship Quarter-Final – Clare v Limerick will now take place on Bank Holiday Monday May 7th at 5:45pm in Cusack Park Ennis. The game will be shown live on TG4. This game was changed from the original fixture date of May 9th.
- Munster GAA Football Senior Championship Semi-Final – Cork v Tipperary or Waterford. If Cork v Tipperary, this game will take place on Saturday May 26th at 7pm in Semple Stadium Thurles. If Cork v Waterford, this game will take place on Saturday June 2nd at 2:30pm in Pairc Ui Chaoimh ahead of the Senior & Minor Hurling fixtures between Cork and Limerick. This game was changed from the original fixture date of June 3rd.
- Munster GAA Football Senior Championship Semi-Final – Kerry v Clare or Limerick will now take place on Sunday June 3rd at 3:30pm in Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney. This game was changed from the original fixture date of June 2nd.
- EirGrid GAA Football Under 20 Munster Championship Quarter-Final – Cork v Tipperary will now take place on Saturday June 16th at 7:30pm in Pairc Ui Rinn. This game was changed from the original fixture date of June 15th.
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