One to watch: The hurling looks tasty – Dublin v Kilkenny tomorrow and then Cork and Tipp on Leeside on Sunday afternoon.
One to Sky+: Spain and France on Saturday night? Yes, please.
One to skip: I’m not one for equestrianism, sir.
Friday
Cricket: One-day international, England v West Indies, (Sky Sports 1, 10.30am).
Equestrianism: Hickstead Derby, the All England Jumping Course, (Sky Sports 4, 3pm).
Football: Germany v Greece, Euro 2012 quarter-final, (RTÉ Two, 7pm; BBC1, 7pm).
Golf: European Tour, BMW International Open from Cologne, (Sky Sports 2, 10.30am; Sky Sports 3, 3.30pm); PGA Tour, The Travelers Championship, (Sky Sports 3, 8pm).
Greyhounds: Greyhound View, (TG4, 9pm).
Horse racing: Royal Ascot, (BBC1, 1.45pm; BBC2, 3.20pm).
Motorsport: F1, European Grand Prix first practice session, (Sky Sports F1, 8.45am; Setanta Ireland, 9am; Second practice session, (Sky Sports F1, 12.45pm; Setanta Ireland, 12.55pm).
Rugby: Junior World Championship, (Sky Sports 2, 3pm).
Tennis: AEGON International, (Eurosport 11.40am).
TOMORROW
Athletics: Olympic Trials and UK Championships, (BBC2, 4.45pm).
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Boxing: Vacant WBC Silver Welterweight bout, Victor Ortiz v Josesito Lopez, (Sky Sports 1, 2am, Sun)
Canoeing: European Canoe Sprint Championships, (Eurosport, 10am)
Cricket: One-day international, Ireland v Australia, (Sky Sports 2, 10.30am).
Equestrian: Hickstead Derby, (Sky Sports 4, 3pm).
Football: Spain v France, Euro 2012 quarter-final, (RTÉ Two, 7pm; ITV1, 7.15pm); Euro 2012 highlights, (RTÉ Two, 11.50pm).
GAA: Leinster SHC semi-final, Dublin and Kilkenny, (RTÉ Two, 4.40pm).
Golf: European Tour, BMW International Open, (Sky Sports 3, 1pm); PGA Tour, The Travelers Championship, (Sky Sports 3, 6pm).
Horse racing: From Newmarket and Ayr, (Channel 4, 1.50pm; Royal Ascot, BBC1, 2.20pm).
Motorcycling: Grand Prix Speedway, Polish Grand Prix, (Sky Sports 4, 6pm).
Motorsport: F1, European Grand Prix third practice session, (Sky Sports F1, 9.45am; Setanta Ireland, 9.55am; Qualifying session, (Sky Sports F1 12pm, BBC1, 12.10pm; Setanta Ireland, 12.55pm).
Rugby: Third Test, Australia v Wales, (Sky Sports 1, 5.30am); Third Test, New Zealand v Ireland, (Sky Sports 1, 8am); Third Test, South Africa v England, (Sky Sports 1, 3.30pm)
Tennis: AEGON International from Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club, (Eurosport 12pm).
Aaron Cruden is interviewed after training. Pic: INPHO/PHOTOSPORT/Stephen Barker
Sunday
Athletics: Olympic Trials and UK Championships, (BBC2, 5pm).
Canoeing: European Canoe Sprint Championships, (Eurosport, 9am, 12pm, 2pm).
Cricket: T20 international, England v West Indies, (Sky Sports 1, 2pm).
Equestrian: Hickstead Derby, (Sky Sports 4, 2pm).
GAA: Ulster SFC, Down v Monaghan, (RTÉ One, 1.30pm); Munster SHC, Cork v Tipperary, (RTÉ One, 4pm). The Sunday Game, (RTÉ Two, 10.10pm).
Golf: European Tour, BMW International Open, (Sky Sports 3, 12pm; PGA Tour, The Travelers Championship, (Sky Sports 3, 6pm).
Football: Italy v England, Euro 2012 quarter-final, (RTÉ Two, BBC1, 7pm); Euro 2012 highlights, (RTÉ Two, 11.45pm); FA WSL, Arsenal Ladies v Birmingham City Ladies, (ESPN, 1.30pm).
Motorsport: F1, European Grand Prix, (Sky Sports F1, 11.30am; BBC1, 12.10pm; Setanta Ireland 12.55pm).
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Friday
Cricket: One-day international, England v West Indies, (Sky Sports 1, 10.30am).
Equestrianism: Hickstead Derby, the All England Jumping Course, (Sky Sports 4, 3pm).
Football: Germany v Greece, Euro 2012 quarter-final, (RTÉ Two, 7pm; BBC1, 7pm).
Golf: European Tour, BMW International Open from Cologne, (Sky Sports 2, 10.30am; Sky Sports 3, 3.30pm); PGA Tour, The Travelers Championship, (Sky Sports 3, 8pm).
Greyhounds: Greyhound View, (TG4, 9pm).
Horse racing: Royal Ascot, (BBC1, 1.45pm; BBC2, 3.20pm).
Motorsport: F1, European Grand Prix first practice session, (Sky Sports F1, 8.45am; Setanta Ireland, 9am; Second practice session, (Sky Sports F1, 12.45pm; Setanta Ireland, 12.55pm).
Rugby: Junior World Championship, (Sky Sports 2, 3pm).
Tennis: AEGON International, (Eurosport 11.40am).
TOMORROW
Athletics: Olympic Trials and UK Championships, (BBC2, 4.45pm).
Boxing: Vacant WBC Silver Welterweight bout, Victor Ortiz v Josesito Lopez, (Sky Sports 1, 2am, Sun)
Canoeing: European Canoe Sprint Championships, (Eurosport, 10am)
Cricket: One-day international, Ireland v Australia, (Sky Sports 2, 10.30am).
Equestrian: Hickstead Derby, (Sky Sports 4, 3pm).
Football: Spain v France, Euro 2012 quarter-final, (RTÉ Two, 7pm; ITV1, 7.15pm); Euro 2012 highlights, (RTÉ Two, 11.50pm).
GAA: Leinster SHC semi-final, Dublin and Kilkenny, (RTÉ Two, 4.40pm).
Golf: European Tour, BMW International Open, (Sky Sports 3, 1pm); PGA Tour, The Travelers Championship, (Sky Sports 3, 6pm).
Horse racing: From Newmarket and Ayr, (Channel 4, 1.50pm; Royal Ascot, BBC1, 2.20pm).
Motorcycling: Grand Prix Speedway, Polish Grand Prix, (Sky Sports 4, 6pm).
Rugby: Third Test, Australia v Wales, (Sky Sports 1, 5.30am); Third Test, New Zealand v Ireland, (Sky Sports 1, 8am); Third Test, South Africa v England, (Sky Sports 1, 3.30pm)
Tennis: AEGON International from Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club, (Eurosport 12pm).
Aaron Cruden is interviewed after training. Pic: INPHO/PHOTOSPORT/Stephen Barker
Sunday
Athletics: Olympic Trials and UK Championships, (BBC2, 5pm).
Canoeing: European Canoe Sprint Championships, (Eurosport, 9am, 12pm, 2pm).
Cricket: T20 international, England v West Indies, (Sky Sports 1, 2pm).
Equestrian: Hickstead Derby, (Sky Sports 4, 2pm).
GAA: Ulster SFC, Down v Monaghan, (RTÉ One, 1.30pm); Munster SHC, Cork v Tipperary, (RTÉ One, 4pm). The Sunday Game, (RTÉ Two, 10.10pm).
Golf: European Tour, BMW International Open, (Sky Sports 3, 12pm; PGA Tour, The Travelers Championship, (Sky Sports 3, 6pm).
Football: Italy v England, Euro 2012 quarter-final, (RTÉ Two, BBC1, 7pm); Euro 2012 highlights, (RTÉ Two, 11.45pm); FA WSL, Arsenal Ladies v Birmingham City Ladies, (ESPN, 1.30pm).
Motorsport: F1, European Grand Prix, (Sky Sports F1, 11.30am; BBC1, 12.10pm; Setanta Ireland 12.55pm).
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