BBC Sport NI will have live coverage of this weekend’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-finals on BBC iPlayer and BBC Two Northern Ireland with a place in the showpiece final awaiting the winners.

It could be an all-Ulster final with two Ulster counties still in with a shout – Monaghan take on Dublin on Saturday 15 July while Ulster Champions Derry are up against current champions, Kerry on Sunday 16 July.

Sarah Mulkerrins introduces the action from 4.55pm on Saturday for the 5.30pm throw-in at Croke Park for live coverage of Monaghan and Dublin. Sarah will be joined by a top team of All-Ireland winners including Dublin’s eight-time winner Philly McMahon, Donegal’s winning captain Michael Murphy and Oisin McConville who was central to Armagh’s All-Ireland success in 2002

Thomas Niblock will be in the commentary box alongside another All-Ireland legend, Tyrone’s Mickey Harte, while Orla Bannon will be pitch side with all the latest updates. Monaghan are back in the semi-finals for the first time since 2018 after a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over Armagh while Dublin were too strong for Mayo in the quarter finals.

Sarah is back at 3.30pm on Sunday (16 July) for live coverage of the Derry and Kerry clash that throws-in at 4pm. She’ll be joined for analysis by Oisin McConville, Michael Murphy and Mickey Harte with Philly McMahon joining Thomas on commentary with Orla pitch side. Derry knocked out Cork to reach the semi-finals while Kerry were too strong for Tyrone.