Na Fianna and Cuala made history last night by becoming the first clubs to win both the senior hurling and football titles in Leinster.
Luke Keating sent over a stoppage-time free to give Cuala a one-point win against St Mary's Ardee in a dramatic football final at Croke Park.
Colin Currie and Donal Burke scored 15-points between them as Na Fianna ran out six-point winners against Offaly's Kilcormac/Killoughey to seal a maiden Leinster hurling crown for Na Fianna.
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There are three more provincial finals down for decision this afternoon.
Ballygunner are red-hot favourites heading into the Munster Hurling final at Semple Stadium, where they'll take on Sarsfields of Cork.
Ballygunner had 17-ponts to spare when the teams met last season, and the Waterford champions are seeking a fifth Munster title in-a-row.
Roscommon's Padraig Pearses will be hoping to land their second Connacht Football title in four years when they go up against Coolera-Strandhill of Sligo at Markievicz Park.
And the Ulster Hurling final pits Portaferry of Down against Cushendall's conquerors Slaughtneil at the Athletic Grounds.
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An All-Ireland Club Ladies Football final date with Kilmacud Crokes is the reward for the winners of today's second semi-final between Clann Eireann and Kilkerrin-Clonberne.
Galway's Kilkerrin-Clonberne have won the last seven Connacht tittles and make the trip to Armagh as they continue a pursuit of a fourth straight All-Ireland.
