Friday
10am: Western Bulldogs v Hawthorn, AFL – BT Sport 1.
10.15am: England v New Zealand, Test Series 2022 – Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Cricket.
11.30am: BMW International Open, European Tour – Sky Sports Golf.
5pm: Longines Nations Cup, showjumping - RTÉ 2.
5pm: Women’s PGA Championship, LPGA – Sky Sports Golf & Sky Sports Mix.
7.45pm: Shamrock Rovers v Bohemians, SSE Airtricity League – RTÉ 2 (all games available on LOI TV).
7.55pm: Castres v Montpellier, Top 14 final – Premier Sports 1.
8pm: Travelers Championship, PGA Tour – Sky Sports Golf & Sky Sports Main Event (10pm).
Saturday
10am: Sydney Swans v St Kilda, AFL – BT Sport 1.
10.15am: England v New Zealand, Test Series 2022 – Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Cricket.
12.15pm: Eastbourne International, tennis tournament – BBC 1.
12.30pm: BMW International Open, European Tour – Sky Sports Golf.
12.45pm: Galway v Derry, All-Ireland MFC semi-final, TG4.
1.55pm: Irish Derby Festival, racing from the Curragh – RTÉ 2.
2.40pm: Kerry v Mayo, All-Ireland MFC semi-final, TG4.
3.15pm: Derry v Clare, All-Ireland SFC quarter-final, Sky Sports Arena.
4.45pm: Cork v Waterford, All-Ireland Ladies SFC, TG4.
5pm: Travelers Championship, PGA Tour – Sky Sports Golf & Sky Sports Main Event (9pm).
6pm: Dublin v Cork, All-Ireland SFC quarter-final, Sky Sports Arena.
6pm: Women’s PGA Championship, LPGA – Sky Sports Mix.
7pm: Dublin v Mayo, All-Ireland Ladies SFC, TG4.
Sunday
3am: UFC Fight Night, Arman Tsarukyan v Mateusz Gamrot, BT Sport 1.
10.15am: England v New Zealand, Test Series 2022 – Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Cricket.
12.30pm: BMW International Open, European Tour – Sky Sports Golf.
1.15pm: Galway v Armagh, All-Ireland SFC quarter-final, RTÉ 2.
3.45pm: Kerry v Mayo, All-Ireland SFC quarter-final, RTÉ 2.
5pm: Travelers Championship, PGA Tour – Sky Sports Golf & Sky Sports Main Event (9pm).
6pm: National Athletics Championships – RTÉ 2.
6pm: Women’s PGA Championship, LPGA – Sky Sports Mix & Sky Sports Main Event (7pm).
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Sky Sports given exclusive access to two All Ireland Senior Football Championship games, the GAA hierarchy is an absolute disgrace and have no respect to all the hardworking men and women of this country who selflessly volunteer to keep it running. This is our national game and a so called “amateur sport”, yet the top brass are using it as nothing more than a cash cow! When is this madness going to stop? People need to be talking about this a lot more because this is just the start of it believe me. Sky Sports will be given more and more games and ordinary working class people will soon have no access to these games, it will end up like the English Premier League, another working class game stolen from ordinary people to line the pockets of the rich.
@Tony Mc: you are sooo right. It’s OK for me I have the channels…for the moment anyway. But not everyone has that luxury and as you say…so much free good work done by volunteers all over the country. Disgrace as you say.
@Tony Mc: There are GAA enthusiasts all over the island who cannot afford a Sky Sports subscription to watch our national sport, many of whom are pensioners who participated in Gaelic games in their youth. It’s a sad state of affairs.
@Tony Mc: I don’t have any interest in the GAA but if I was an avid supporter I’d be livid at that. They constantly spout how they rely on the bedrock of volunteers and this is how they repay their supporters. Complete hypocrisy.
@Tony Mc: totally agree with you, all the people who have been the bedrocks of their clubs giving much of their time for free to the amature sport of GAA , but the GM have huge pay cheques for themselves and have sold out to TV without even allowing a nationwide club vote to allow it , greed and hypocrisy at the top disgraceful and disgusting from the GAA top brass.
@Tony Mc:
So our national sport shouldn’t be promoted by Sky Sports because you don’t like it?
@Just Some Guy: Games should be freely available to all. Games hidden away on a premium sports channel is a disgrace. Nobody stopping Sky from showing games in the UK while they are shown on free television here.
@Tony Mc: A few t years ago the GAA hired a Commercial Director—it is now all about money. The GAA should be allowed to “sell” our games in this way, it is time for the Dail to step in and make it clear that unless all games are available on the national broadcast station all grants will be withheld.
slim pickings
C’mon Bohs!