Players and supporters from Limerick and Kilkenny will have to contend with a high temperature weather warning at Croke Park on Sunday for the 2022 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final.
The two counties face off in the decider which is being held in July for the first time having been moved from September to accommodate a split in the club and intercounty GAA seasons.
The July weather looks set to play ball too with the capital set to bask in 28C sunshine as the game throws in at 3.30pm on Sunday.