THE IMPACT OF Storm Éowyn has caused GAA fixture-makers into changes in next weekend’s inter-county league schedule.
The Division 1 football league tie between Mayo and Galway next Sunday has been moved to the earlier starting time of 2.30pm in Castlebar, due to issues caused by the storm. The venue’s floodlights will not be operational which resulted in the change to the throw-in time.
In Division 2 football, Louth will now take on Roscommon on Sunday afternoon in Drogheda at Intergral GAA grounds (formerly Gaelic Grounds), due to storm damage at the stadium in Ardee.
TG4 will broadcast the Mayo-Galway game live Sunday, along with the Kerry-Derry game at Celtic Park, which had already been switched to an earlier throw-in time of 12.30pm at Celtic Park due to the Bloody Sunday parade.
TG4 will have deferred TV coverage of the Kilkenny-Galway Division 1Ahurling game on Sunday, while their Saturday night selection is the Division 1 football tie between Donegal and Dublin.
RTÉ 2 have the meeting of reigning All-Ireland champions Armagh against 2021 winners Tyrone, in their Division 1 football encounter on Saturday evening.
BBC have the Division 1B hurling game between Antrim and Westmeath on the iPlayer on Sunday afternoon.
Armagh's Rory Grugan with Tyrone's Frank Burns and Cormac Quinn. Lorcan Doherty / INPHO
Lorcan Doherty / INPHO / INPHO
There are two ladies football league games on Bank Holiday Monday next as Meath play Mayo and Waterford face Kerry.
The midweek third-level GAA coverage sees the Sigerson Cup quarter-finals broadacst as TU Dublin play UL and DCU face TUS Midlands, while in the Fitzgibbon Cup, there is live coverage of MTU Cork and UCC.
More to follow..
Here’s the full list of fixtures in store:
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Tuesday 28 January
Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup quarter-finals
UCD v MTU Kerry, Belfield, 5pm.
TU Dublin v UL, Grangegorman, 7pm - HEC YouTube.
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Wednesday 29 January
Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup quarter-finals
DCU v TUS Midlands, DCU, 6.45pm - HEC YouTube.
Ulster University v Maynooth University, Jordanstown, 7.30pm.
Electric Ireland Fitzgibbon Cup
Mary Immaculate College v UL, MICL Grounds, 2pm.
University of Galway v UCD, Dangan, 7.45pm.
MTU Cork v UCC, MTU Cork Campus, 8pm - HEC YouTube.
Leinster Senior A hurling colleges final
Kilkenny CBS v St Kieran’s Kilkenny, UPMC Nowlan Park, 2pm.
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Storm damage forces GAA fixture changes, 11 games live on TV-streaming this week
THE IMPACT OF Storm Éowyn has caused GAA fixture-makers into changes in next weekend’s inter-county league schedule.
The Division 1 football league tie between Mayo and Galway next Sunday has been moved to the earlier starting time of 2.30pm in Castlebar, due to issues caused by the storm. The venue’s floodlights will not be operational which resulted in the change to the throw-in time.
In Division 2 football, Louth will now take on Roscommon on Sunday afternoon in Drogheda at Intergral GAA grounds (formerly Gaelic Grounds), due to storm damage at the stadium in Ardee.
TG4 will broadcast the Mayo-Galway game live Sunday, along with the Kerry-Derry game at Celtic Park, which had already been switched to an earlier throw-in time of 12.30pm at Celtic Park due to the Bloody Sunday parade.
TG4 will have deferred TV coverage of the Kilkenny-Galway Division 1A hurling game on Sunday, while their Saturday night selection is the Division 1 football tie between Donegal and Dublin.
RTÉ 2 have the meeting of reigning All-Ireland champions Armagh against 2021 winners Tyrone, in their Division 1 football encounter on Saturday evening.
BBC have the Division 1B hurling game between Antrim and Westmeath on the iPlayer on Sunday afternoon.
There are two ladies football league games on Bank Holiday Monday next as Meath play Mayo and Waterford face Kerry.
The midweek third-level GAA coverage sees the Sigerson Cup quarter-finals broadacst as TU Dublin play UL and DCU face TUS Midlands, while in the Fitzgibbon Cup, there is live coverage of MTU Cork and UCC.
More to follow..
Here’s the full list of fixtures in store:
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Tuesday 28 January
Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup quarter-finals
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Wednesday 29 January
Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup quarter-finals
Electric Ireland Fitzgibbon Cup
Leinster Senior A hurling colleges final
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Thursday 30 January
Electric Ireland Fitzgibbon Cup
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Saturday 1 February
Allianz Football League
Division 1
Armagh v Tyrone, BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, Armagh, 6pm - RTÉ 2.
Division 4
Allianz Hurling League
Division 1A
Division 2
Division 3
Division 4
Munster GAA Dr Harty Cup (Senior A) hurling final
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Sunday 2 February
Allianz Football League
Division 1
Division 2
Division 3
Division 4
Allianz Hurling League
Division 1A
Division 1B
Division 2
Division 3
Division 4
Lidl Ladies NFL Division 1
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Monday 3 February
Lidl Ladies NFL Division 1
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