I won’t pay as it’d drive me mental.
They’d be as well upload the game onto a server or something and charge from there. Doesn’t have to be live.
When u get the confirmation save it to your calendar. Then copy the http address. Worked for me
I’m in! Sound.
Are you quietly confident? After looking at line ups it doesn’t look like a whole amount of difference. Very reminiscent of first round game last year
4/1 still a big price for ye. I threw ye in a treble but Monaleen let me down.
No Mul no party
He’s not starting? Ah… changes everything
No Kevin O’Donnell
Friday 17 September
Leinster
Iarmhí TV have the Westmeath SFC tie live as Shandonagh play Killucan at 8pm.
Munster
There is Cork hurling action in the senior A championship with Blarney, who have current county seniors Mark Coleman and Shane Barrett, taking on Kanturk at 8pm, a game being live-streamed by The Irish Examiner.
[ Limerick GAA TV have the senior hurling clash of South Liberties against Garryspillane at 7.30pm.
Saturday 18 September
Connacht
Two Leitrim senior football quarter-finals are streamed on the Leitrim GAA website with St Mary’s/Kiltoghert v Aughawillan at 2pm and Gortletteragh v Mohill at 5.30pm.
Sligo GAA TV have live coverage of St Mary’s v Tubbercurry at 5.30pm in the senior football championship.
Leinster
The Dublin senior hurling action commences on DubsTV with Craobh Chiaráin taking on Na Fianna at 4pm and Ballyboden St Enda’s play Faughs at 6pm.
Iarmhí TV have the Westmeath SFC tie live as Coralstown Kinneagh meet The Downs at 5pm.
Munster
Clare GAA TV are covering four senior hurling games – Broadford v Cratloe at 2pm, Clonlara v Whitegate at 2pm, Éire Óg v Feakle at 5pm and Clooney-Quin v Newmarket-on-Fergus at 5pm.
Another Cork hurling live-stream by the Irish Examiner as St Finbarr’s play Erins Own in the premier senior championship at 7.30pm.
Limerick GAA TV have senior hurling action as champions Na Piarsaigh play Ballybrown at 7.30pm.
The Waterford senior hurling quarter-finals are covered on BeoSport - Ballygunner v Fourmilewater at 2pm, Mount Sion v Passage at 4.30pm and Lismore v Roanmore at 7.30pm.
Ulster
The Derry senior football tie involving Lavey against Slaughtneil is on at 7.30pm on 247.tv.
Down senior football championship matches on downgaa.tv see Downpatrick v Carryduff at 5pm.
Sunday 19 September
Connacht
Two Galway SFC games are live on BeoSport with Annaghdown facing Maigh Cuillin at 2.15pm and Killannin v Tuam Stars at 4pm.
The remaining Leitrim senior football quarter-finals are streamed on the Leitrim GAA website with Fenagh v Leitrim Gaels at 1pm and Ballinamore Sean O’Heslins v Glencar Manorhamilton at 4.30pm.
Sligo GAA TV have live coverage of Coolera Strandhill v Curry at 12pm in the senior football championship.
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In Roscommon there are live games on RosGAATV with Western Gaels v Elphin at 1pm and Padraig Pearses v Tulsk at 3.30pm.
Leinster
Two county senior hurling finals from the province are live on TG4. In Wexford it’s Rapparees v St Anne’s at 2pm in their decider and later from Carlow , the showdown involves Mount Leinster Rangers against St Mullins at 3.45pm.
More Dublin senior hurling action on DubsTV as Kilmacud Crokes play St Brigid’s at 2pm and St Judes take on Lucan Sarsfields at 4pm.
Two games are live from Kilkenny as the last round of senior hurling league ties are on – the county’s GAA site covering O’Loughlin Gaels v Dicksboro and Shamrocks Ballyhale v Tullaroan, both on at 2.30pm.
Iarmhí TV have two Westmeath SFC games as Moate play Rosemount at 2pm and Tyrrellspass take on Athlone at 5pm.
Lú TV have a Louth SFC clash with Naomh Mairtin playing Dreadnots at 5.30pm.
Munster
One senior hurling tie on Clare GAA TV as Scariff play Sixmilebridge at 12pm.
The Kerry senior hurling final between Kilmoyley and St Brendan’s at 3pm is being live-streamed via 247.tv.
Two senior hurling games on Limerick GAA TV with Ahane v Doon at 2pm and Adare v Kildimo-Pallaskenry at 6pm.
The last Waterford senior hurling quarter-final of the weekend is being livestreamed on BeoSport on 2pm as Dungarvan face Abbeyside.
Tipperary senior football action live coverage on the county’s GAA website as Moyle Rovers play Aherlow at 2pm.
Ulster
Three Down senior football championship matches on downgaa.tv as Mayobridge v Kilcoo is at 3pm, Loughinisland v Ballyholland at 5pm and Clonduff v Rostrevor at 7pm.
AYO FOOTBALL AND Tipperary hurling represent the club GAA focus as TG4′s coverage of the 2021 county championships continues next Sunday 26 September.
In Mayo, the shift from post-mortems over county’s All-Ireland final loss continues with the start of the senior football action for the new season with the opening group games.
TG4′s first game is the meeting of Breaffy against The Neale at 2pm in Group 4 of the Mayo senior championship. Breaffy lost last year’s decider in Mayo, their fourth appearance in a decider in eight seasons, while The Neale reached the quarter-finals.
Breaffy have current Mayo senior panellists in Aidan and Conor O’Shea, Robert Hennelly and Matthew Ruane while county forward Tommy Conroy is the star turn in The Neale ranks.
Then at 3.45pm the live action comes from Semple Stadium when Borris-Ileigh meet Nenagh Éire Óg in the Tipperary senior hurling championship. This last round Group 4 clash will see the winners advance to the quarter-finals while the losers bow out of the reckoning. Both teams have defeated Roscrea and lost to Kilruane MacDonaghs to date in this year’s championship.
Brendan Maher and Dan McCormack for Borris-Ileigh will be up against Tipperary team-mates from this year in Nenagh duo Barry Heffernan and Jake Morris.
Borris-Ileigh were crowned Tipperary champions in 2019, progressing subsequently to win Munster and reach the All-Ireland final in January 2020, while Nenagh Éire Óg were beaten finalists in 2015 and 2018.
hose are the TG4 games of choice with plenty live-streaming coverage around the country as well, including big football games in Armagh, Cork, Dublin and Roscommon, along with senior hurling showdowns in Galway and Waterford.
Here’s the senior schedule that is in store.
Friday 24 September
Munster
Live action from the Tipperary senior hurling championship commences on the county board site, Loughmore Castleiney v JK Brackens at 7.30pm.
Ulster
The Armagh SFC commences with Ballymacnab playing Granemore at 7.30pm on Armagh TV.
There’s live Down SFC action on Down GAA TV with Carryduff playing Saul at 7.15pm.
Saturday 25 September
Connacht
Mayo senior football action is live on Mayo GAA TV with reigning champions Knockmore taking on Aghamore at 5pm in their opening group game.
Two Roscommon SFC quarter-finals are livestreamed on RosGAATV with Michael Glaveys playing Clann na nGael at 5pm while St Brigid’s take on Ballyforan at 8pm.
In the Sligo SFC, it’s Drumcliffe/Rosses Point v Shamrock Gaels at 5.30pm, being live-streamed by the Sligo county board.
Leinster
The Dublin SFC coverage for the weekend commences on Dubs TV with Lucan Sarsfields v Round Towers Lusk at 4pm and then Skerries Harps v Ballymun Kickhams at 6pm.
In the Westmeath SHC, it’s Lough Lene Gaels against Castletown Geoghegan at 5pm on the 247.tv streaming service.
Munster
Tipperary SHC coverage involves Mullinahone v Toomevara at 1.30pm and Thurles Sarsfields v Upperchurch-Drombane at 5pm on the county board site.
The first of the Waterford SHC semi-finals sees Ballygunner taking on Mount Sion at 5pm a game covered on BeoSport.
In the Cork Premier SFC, 2020 finalists Castlehaven play 2020 senior A champions Éire Óg in a group game that is live-streamed by the Irish Examiner at 2pm.
Ulster
Two Armagh senior football ties with Crossmaglen Rangers facing Madden at 5pm and Maghery going up against Armagh Harps at 7pm, both on Armagh TV.
The Derry SFC action sees Glen play Magherafelt at 7.3opm via the 247.tv streaming service.
In the Down SFC, it’s Mayobridge v Loughinisland at 3pm on Down GAA TV.
Sunday 26 September
Connacht
TG4 are showing live coverage from the Mayo senior football championship as Breaffy meet The Neale at 2pm in a group stage clash.
There’s also Mayo senior football action live on Mayo GAA TV with Westport playing Ballaghaderreen at 3.30pm.
Two more Roscommon SFC quarter-finals are livestreamed on RosGAATV with Padraig Pearses facing Boyle at 1.30pm and Oran meeting Roscommon Gaels at 4pm.
Two Galway SHC group ties are covered on BeoSport with Turloughmore playing Castlegar at 2pm and St Thomas facing Liam Mellows at 4pm.
Leinster
The Dublin SFC coverage on Dubs TV with St Vincent’s v Kilmacud Crokes at 2pm and then it’s Ballyboden St-Enda’s v Na Fianna at 4pm.
Another Westmeath SHC game, Clonkill v Castlepollard at 5pm can be watched on the 247.tv streaming service.
Louth SFC action sees St Patrick’s play St Mochta’s at 3.30pm on Lú TV.
Munster
There’s Tipperary senior hurling championship coverage live on TG4 at 3.45pm, Borris-Ileigh playing Nenagh Éire Óg. Earlier it’s Gortnahoe-Glengoole v Killenaule at 12pm, live-streamed by the Tipperary county board.
In Waterford the second senior hurling semi-final involves Roanmore against Dungarvan at 1.30, a game also covered on BeoSport.
More Cork senior football coverage by the Irish Examiner, this time in the A championship it’s a local derby that is live-streamed as Clyda Rovers take on Mallow at 2pm.
Ulster
There’s Antrim SHC semi-finals streamed by Páirc TV with O’Donovan Rossa taking on Ruairí Óg Cushendall at 12.30pm while Dunloy Cuchullains meet Naomh Eoin at 4.30pm.
More Armagh SFC coverage as Dromintee clash with Silverbridge at 3.30pm and Mullaghbawn play St Patrick’s at 5.30pm on Armagh TV.
The Down SFC action on Down GAA TV involves Clonduff v Kilcoo at 3pm and St Peter’s Warrenpoint v Bryansford at 7.15pm.
Is there reason why we can’t have individual highlights of inter county games uploaded to you tube ?
You can watch premier highlights for free on you tube within minutes of the final whistle.
Teege (who is always a good listen and judge) has been repeatedly been calling for a GAA TV on the Examiner pod. I wonder would it be economically viable.
The lockdown has certainly accelerated this prospect with club games being streamed.
Assume TG4 have the rights to them for their highlights show on on Monday night. The same is true in the LOI, clubs couldn’t show highlights til after Soccer Republic aired them on a Monday
I don’t know if it’d be a huge moneymaker but if the matches are being recorded anyway, surely it wouldn’t be that much hassle?
At intercounty level anyway, TG4 already do a highlights programme, it’d be great if they could upload those clips individually to YouTube.
Ah a GAA TV would be class. Highlights and analysis shows divvied up by code and level. For example there should be a Joe Mac, Ring…highlights show. They get scant recognition.
Also a provincial club show further on in the season would be great. An Ulster football one would be brilliant.
There are innumerable podcasts out there now, and obviously some most make at least a little bit of money. I know it’s probably a lot easier to edit a podcast, being purely audio, without including video clips too and it’s a completely different discipline.
But, does the interest in those podcasts suggest that there would be the interest if it was done properly?
In the late 90s and early 2000s, Chorus/Horizon Multichannel or whatever iteration it was at the time used to have a dedicated regional sports channel. It would only broadcast from 7pm to 10pm mid week from what I remember but would be extened highlights of intercounty underage games and club championship matches from around Munster - Gerald McCarthy used to host it.
Think they would also have rugby and rallying and other sports shows as well.
For a GAA tv to work they would need to go and get the rights to all the GAA gold/archive matches that are out there. That would buy you a whole host of filler for the schedule.
Mal Keaveney on commentary.
They could show a North Tipp Under 21 final between Toomevara and Burgess or someone with Tony Scroope and Francis Devanney going at it hammer and tongs.