TWELVE GAA GAMES will be broadcast live next weekend as part of a hectic schedule of inter-county action.
Much of the focus will fall on the final round of ties in the All-Ireland senior football championship. On Saturday, GAAGO broadcast Cork against Tyrone in Tullamore, along with Derry against Westmeath in Newry.
RTÉ’s The Sunday Game have a live double-bill as Galway meet Armagh in Markievicz Park, while reigning All-Ireland champions Dublin face Mayo in Dr Hyde Park. There’s also a live group match on GAAGO on Sunday as Monaghan take on Meath.
In the All-Ireland hurling championship, GAAGO have Saturday’s preliminary quarter-final live between Offaly and Cork. There are Tailteann Cup quarter-finals covered on the same platform as Down take on Wicklow on Saturday, while it’s Kildare facing Louth on Sunday.
There is ladies senior football action on TG4 on Saturday as Cork play Galway, while Kerry go up against Waterford.
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The same station also have the All-Ireland minor hurling semi-finals live with Galway squaring off with Tipperary on Saturday, before Kilkenny are paired with Clare on Sunday.
Here’s the full list of what’s in store this weekend:
Saturday 15 June
All-Ireland senior football championship
Clare v Donegal, Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar, 3pm.
Cork v Tyrone, Glenisk O’Connor Park, Tullamore, 3pm - GAAGO.
Cavan v Roscommon, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, Longford, 5pm.
Derry v Westmeath, Páirc Esler, Newry, 7pm - GAAGO.
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12 GAA games live on TV and streaming - this week's schedule
TWELVE GAA GAMES will be broadcast live next weekend as part of a hectic schedule of inter-county action.
Much of the focus will fall on the final round of ties in the All-Ireland senior football championship. On Saturday, GAAGO broadcast Cork against Tyrone in Tullamore, along with Derry against Westmeath in Newry.
RTÉ’s The Sunday Game have a live double-bill as Galway meet Armagh in Markievicz Park, while reigning All-Ireland champions Dublin face Mayo in Dr Hyde Park. There’s also a live group match on GAAGO on Sunday as Monaghan take on Meath.
In the All-Ireland hurling championship, GAAGO have Saturday’s preliminary quarter-final live between Offaly and Cork. There are Tailteann Cup quarter-finals covered on the same platform as Down take on Wicklow on Saturday, while it’s Kildare facing Louth on Sunday.
There is ladies senior football action on TG4 on Saturday as Cork play Galway, while Kerry go up against Waterford.
The same station also have the All-Ireland minor hurling semi-finals live with Galway squaring off with Tipperary on Saturday, before Kilkenny are paired with Clare on Sunday.
Here’s the full list of what’s in store this weekend:
Saturday 15 June
All-Ireland senior football championship
All-Ireland senior hurling championship preliminary quarter-finals
All-Ireland minor hurling championship semi-final
Tailteann Cup quarter-finals
All-Ireland senior ladies football championship
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Sunday 16 June
All-Ireland senior football championship
All-Ireland minor hurling championship semi-final
Tailteann Cup quarter-final
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