All you need to know about All-Ireland SHC semi-finals

All you need to know about All-Ireland SHC semi-finalsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Cork, Galway, Clare and Limerick will contest this weekend's All-Ireland SHC semi-finals at Croke ParkByLauren McCannBBC Sport NI JournalistPublished2 minutes agoOne of the highlights of the hurling calendar is almost upon us as the All-Ireland SHC takes centre stage at Croke Park for semi-final weekend.There are two intriguing games in store as Cork face Galway on Saturday and Clare take on Limerick on Sunday at GAA headquarters.The winners of the two games will know they are one stepper closer to lifting the Liam McCarthy Cup at the Dublin venue in just over a fortnight's time on Sunday, 19 July.Ahead of a big weekend of action, BBC Sport NI looks at all you need to know about the two last-four ties.How to follow semi-finals on BBCYou can watch Cork v Galway on Saturday and Clare v Limerick on Sunday live on BBC iPlayer and BBC Two NI.Saturday's semi-final will throw in at 15:30 BST at Croke Park, with BBC coverage starting at 15:15.Sarah Mulkerrins will be joined in studio by former Galway captain and 2017 All-Ireland winner David Burke, Kilkenny's four-time winner Paul Murphy and Antrim's Neil McManus. Mark Sidebottom will provide pitchside updates with special guest Dara O Briain, while Thomas Niblock is joined on commentary by former Clare All-Ireland winning midfielder Jamesie O'Connor.Sunday's semi-final throws in at the later time of 16:00, with build-up to the game on the BBC starting at 15:45.Neil McManus will once again join Sarah Mulkerrins in the studio alongside Seamus Flanagan, a five-time All-Ireland winner with Limerick and Tipperary's three-time winner Jason Forde.Mark Sidebottom will be back pitchside with Dara O Briain and Jamesie O'Connor, while Paul Murphy joins Thomas Niblock on commentary.There will also be live text commentary, in-play clips, reaction and highlights of both games on the BBC Sport NI web...