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06 Sept 2025

Where to watch and when? Here's your guide to a bumper weekend of live GAA action

Where to watch and when? Here's your guide to a bumper weekend of live GAA action

File photo. Credit: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

We may be heading into the third weekend of our second lockdown, but there's a jam-packed weekend of GAA to keep us ticking over.

We’ve got football action across the four provinces, a handful of knockout hurling qualifiers, and plenty of action from the Ladies football championships down for decision across the weekend.

In total, there are 13 games that can be watched on TV or live streamed. 

The GAA's GAAGO streaming service will show four live games, including all three Leinster SFC Quarter-Finals on Sunday. RTÉ's News Now channel will broadcast Saturday's Munster SFC clash between Limerick and Tipperary, with a double-header of Munster and Connacht SFC semi-finals on Sunday.

Sky Sports' 'Mix' channel, which is free to all Sky subscribers, will show live coverage of the Dublin hurlers and footballers respective tussles against Cork and Westmeath on Saturday, while BBC NI host two Ulster SFC Quarter-Finals. TG4 have two LGFA clashes, one on Friday and one on Saturday.

Here's the line-up of fixtures and where to tune in:

Friday, November 6

TG4 Ladies Football Championship Round 2

Monaghan v Tipperary, 7.30pm - TG4


Saturday, November 7

Munster SFC Semi-Final

Limerick v Tipperary, 1.15pm - RTE News Now

Ulster SFC Quarter-Final

Cavan v Antrim, 1.15pm - BBC NI

TG4 Ladies Football Championship Round 2

Kerry v Cork, 2.45pm - TG4

All-Ireland SHC Round 1

Dublin v Cork, 3.45pm, Sky

Clare v Laois, 1.15pm, GAAGO

Leinster SFC Quarter-Final

Dublin v Westmeath, 6.15pm - Sky


Sunday, November 8

Leinster SFC Quarter-Finals

Longford v Laois, 1.30pm - GAAGO

Wicklow v Meath, 1.30pm - GAAGO

Offaly v Kildare, 5.30pm - GAAGO

Connacht SFC Semi-Final

Roscommon v Mayo, 1.30pm - RTÉ2

Ulster SFC Quarter-Final

Fermanagh v Down, 1.30pm - BBC NI

Munster SFC Semi-Final

Cork v Kerry, 4pm - RTÉ2

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