TG4 HAVE ANNOUNCED details of their spring GAA coverage which will see them broadcast 49 games over the next four months.
The TV station’s coverage commences with the meeting of Cork and Mayo in the Allianz football league on Sunday week, 31 January. Live coverage of that game is followed by deferred showing of the meeting of Roscommon and Monaghan.
TG4′s coverage continues for the duration of the Allianz football and hurling leagues while they will also televise the All-Ireland senior club semi-finals and finals in football and hurling.
The third-level finals in the Fitzgibbon, O’Connor and Sigerson Cups will also be televised along with the Lidl ladies football league finals.
JANUARY
Sunday 31 January
Allianz Football League, Round 1
- LIVE – Cork v Mayo, Páirc Uí Rinn
- DEFERRED Roscommon v Monaghan, Hyde Park
FEBRUARY
Saturday 6 February
AIB All-Ireland SHC club semi-finals
- LIVE - Sarsfields (Galway) v Ruairí Óg (Antrim), Páirc Tailteann at 2pm
- LIVE - Oulart-The Ballagh (Wexford) v Na Piarsaigh (Limerick), Semple Stadium at 3:45pm
Sunday 7 February
Allianz Football League, Round 2
- LIVE - Kerry v Roscommon, Fitzgerald Stadium
- DEFERRED – Donegal v Cork, Ballyshannon
Saturday 13 February
AIB All-Ireland SFC club semi-finals
- LIVE - Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) v Clonmel Commercials (Tipperary), O’Moore Park at 4:30pm
- LIVE - Castlebar Mitchels (Mayo) v Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh), Kingspan Breffni Park at 6:15pm
Sunday 14 February
Allianz Hurling League, Round 1
- LIVE – Waterford v Kilkenny, Walsh Park
- DEFERRED – Galway v Cork, Pearse Stadium
Saturday 20 February
- LIVE – Sigerson Cup Final, Ulster University Jordanstown at 2:30pm
Sunday 21 February
Allianz Hurling League, Round 2
- LIVE – Kilkenny v Tipperary, Nowlan Park
- DEFERRED – Wexford v Clare, Innovate Wexford Park
Saturday 27 February
- LIVE - Fitzgibbon Cup Final, Cork IT at 3pm
Sunday 28 February
Allianz Football League, Round 3
- LIVE - Donegal v Mayo, Páirc Mhic Cumhaill, Ballybofey
- DEFERRED – Down v Kerry, Páirc Esler, Newry
Sunday 6 March
Allianz Football League, Round 4
Allianz Hurling League, Round 3
- Live & deferred coverage TBC
Saturday 12 March
- O’Connor Cup Final (Ladies Football 3rd Level Colleges)
Sunday 13 March
Allianz Football League, Round 5
Allianz Hurling League, Round 4
- Live & deferred coverage TBC
Thursday 17 March
- AIB All Ireland senior club hurling and football finals
Sunday 20 March
Allianz Hurling League, Round 5
- Live & deferred coverage
Sunday 27 March (Easter Sunday)
Allianz Football League, Round 6
- Live & deferred coverage
Monday 28 March
- Masita Post Primary Senior Hurling Finals (Semple Stadium, Thurles)
Saturday 2 April
- Masita Post Primary Senior Football Finals (Páirc an Chrócaigh)
Sunday 3 April
Allianz Football League, Round 7
- Live & deferred coverage
Sunday 10 April
Allianz Football League Division 1 semi-finals
- Live coverage
Saturday 16 April
Eirgrid All-Ireland U21 Football Semi-Finals
(Connacht v Leinster & Munster v Ulster)
- Live coverage
Sunday 17 April
Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Semi-Finals
- Live coverage
Saturday 23 April
Allianz Football League Division 3 & 4 Finals
- Live coverage
Sunday 24 April
Allianz Football League Division 1 & 2 Finals
- Live coverage
Saturday 30 April
Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 4 Final
Eirgrid All-Ireland U21 Football Final
- Live coverage
Sunday 1 May
Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Final
- Live coverage
Saturday 7 May
Lidl Ladies National Football League Finals – Division 1, 2 & 3
- Live coverage
Nice spread of teams being shown unlike setanta
Setanta have more subscribers in one part of the country then anywhere else, so you cant really blame them for catering for that area … or can you?
That’s the difference between state broadcasters and for profit stations
State is for profit… Licence fee is used to pay public servants, teachers and nurses inflated wages compared with US and the rest of the EU
Great to see the league getting so much coverage pity we haven’t the choice of English commentary like on S4C with the rugby.
Agree, the Irish commentary is painful.
Just because you don’t understand the Irish commentary doesn’t mean that you should label it as painful.Ridiculous comment to make
Come on now Conor, it’s painful.
How do we watch these games across the pond?
gaago.ie
use the code 16sc029 to give our club in Malmo a kickback on a season pass purchase ;p
Premier Sports in the UK have most of them
sejacka