The 2023 All-Ireland Hurling Final is a matchup between Limerick and Kilkenny, on Sunday, July 23 at 10:30 a.m. ET.

If you want to watch the biggest game of the season, it’s available to stream internationally via GAAGO. Here’s more information on that, plus the two teams competing for the Liam MacCarthy Cup.

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Limerick At A Glance

Limerick is the defending champion, having won the All-Ireland three years in a row.

In the semifinals, Limerick defeated Galway 2-24 (30 points) to 1-18 (21 points).

This is a rematch of last year’s final, in which Limerick defeated Kilkenny 0-27 (27 points) to 1-21 (24 points).

Aaron Gillane is Limerick’s top scorer this season, and fourth overall, with 3-47 (56 points) in seven matches, an average of 8.0 points per match.

Kilkenny At A Glance

Kilkenny lost to Limerick in last year’s final (as mentioned above). The county last won the All-Ireland in 2015.

In the semifinals, Kilkenny defeated Clare, 1-25 (28 points) to 1-22 (25 points).

Prior to last year’s final, these teams’ most recent meeting was in the 2019 semifinals, with Kilkenny winning by a score of 1-21 (24 points) to 2-17 (23 points).

T.J. Reid is Kilkenny’s top scorer, and he is also the leading scorer in the country, with a tally of 2-73 (79 points) from eight matches (9.87 per match).