IF YOU’RE LOOKING for a few bits and pieces to watch on Sunday, TG4 most definitely have you covered.
Clare won the 2017 Super 11's Fenway Classic. Emily Harney / INPHO
Emily Harney / INPHO / INPHO
The broadcaster is set to screen eight hours of live GAA action, with two provincial club matches on the agenda followed by coverage from Fenway Park in Boston as the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic takes place.
On the club scene back home, the Munster hurling club championship final is down for decision first with the highly-anticipated clash of Ballygunner and Na Piarsaigh throwing in at 2pm in Thurles.
Next up, it’s the Ulster football club championship semi-final meeting of Gaoth Dobhair and Crossmaglen Rangers at 3.30pm in Omagh, and then attention turns Stateside.
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In TG4′s third year of broadcasting the Fenway Hurling Classic live, 2018 All-Ireland champions Limerick, last year’s Super 11s winners Clare, Cork and Waterford will battle it out for the Players Champions Cup at the home of the Boston Red Sox.
The Munster showdown between Clare and Cork comes first, with Limerick and Wexford going head-to-head straight after.
The two winners meet in the final (coverage at 8:10pm).
Na Piarsaigh came out on top in the 2017 Munster final. James Crombie / INPHO
James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO
All five matches will be available live and on-demand for viewers all over the world on www.tg4.ie. The full line-up of matches are as follows:
GAA BEO – TG4 – Sunday 18th November
1:30pm GAA BEO coverage begins on TG4
2:00pmAIB Munster Club Hurling Championship Final – Ballygunner (Waterford) v Na Piarsaigh (Limerick), Live from Semple Stadium Thurles (throw-in at 2pm)
3:30pm AIB Ulster Club Football Championship Semi Final – Gaoth Dobhair (Donegal) v Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh), Live from Healy Park, Omagh (throw-in at 3:30pm)
Presented by Micheál Ó Domhnaill with commentary by Marcus Ó Buachalla, Cuán Ó Flatharta, Michael Rice, Pat Fleury and Mark Harte.
5:30pm Live coverage begins from Fenway Park of the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic
5:45pm Clare v Cork – first Semi Final in the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic
6:50pm Limerick v Wexford – second Semi Final in the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic
8:10pm Live coverage of the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic Final
Presented by Gráinne McElwain with commentary and analysis by Brian Tyers, Donal O’Grady and Diarmuid Lyng.
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On The Box! TG4 to show eight hours of live GAA action on Sunday
IF YOU’RE LOOKING for a few bits and pieces to watch on Sunday, TG4 most definitely have you covered.
The broadcaster is set to screen eight hours of live GAA action, with two provincial club matches on the agenda followed by coverage from Fenway Park in Boston as the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic takes place.
On the club scene back home, the Munster hurling club championship final is down for decision first with the highly-anticipated clash of Ballygunner and Na Piarsaigh throwing in at 2pm in Thurles.
Next up, it’s the Ulster football club championship semi-final meeting of Gaoth Dobhair and Crossmaglen Rangers at 3.30pm in Omagh, and then attention turns Stateside.
In TG4′s third year of broadcasting the Fenway Hurling Classic live, 2018 All-Ireland champions Limerick, last year’s Super 11s winners Clare, Cork and Waterford will battle it out for the Players Champions Cup at the home of the Boston Red Sox.
The Munster showdown between Clare and Cork comes first, with Limerick and Wexford going head-to-head straight after.
The two winners meet in the final (coverage at 8:10pm).
All five matches will be available live and on-demand for viewers all over the world on www.tg4.ie. The full line-up of matches are as follows:
GAA BEO – TG4 – Sunday 18th November
1:30pm GAA BEO coverage begins on TG4
Presented by Micheál Ó Domhnaill with commentary by Marcus Ó Buachalla, Cuán Ó Flatharta, Michael Rice, Pat Fleury and Mark Harte.
5:30pm Live coverage begins from Fenway Park of the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic
Presented by Gráinne McElwain with commentary and analysis by Brian Tyers, Donal O’Grady and Diarmuid Lyng.
Subscribe to our new podcast, Heineken Rugby Weekly on The42, here:
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