Ballinascreen v Russell Rovers: Match details, throw-in times and how to watch as ‘Screen will try and book their place in the club hurling showpiece in January

DERRY’S hurling scene is proving to be alive and well despite the dwindling number of clubs in the Oak Leaf County, with two Ulster titles this year and another finalist.

Of the eight clubs in the county that offer senior hurling, three of them have made their way to the Ulster final, with Sleacht Néill and Ballinascreen taking their respective cups back to the county.

The latter of the two now face Russell Rovers, who complete the set of Munster championships for Cork, who also boast the Senior and Intermediate titles.

Ballinascreen beat East Cavan Gaels at Owenbeg on November 17 to take the Ulster title and also took the Ulster JHC Twinning title, beating Britain GAA Hurling champions Fr Murphy’s Hurling Club of London.

Quiet man Barney McEldowney still has shoulder to the Sleacht Néill wheel

Rovers bested Waterford’s Junior champions Kilrossanty to take their provincial title on November 30 at Páirc Uí Rinn.

When and where is the AIB All-Ireland Club Junior Hurling Championship semi-final between Ballinascreen and Russell Rovers?

Ballinascreen will play Russell Rovers for a place in the All-Ireland Club Junior Hurling final on Saturday, December 14 at The Downs GAA ground in Mullingar, Co Westmeath.

Throw-in is scheduled for 1pm.

Where can I watch the Ballinascreen v Russell Rovers game?

The game will be live-streamed on TG4 Spórt’s YouTube channel.