Live Sport TV Guide | This Week’s Schedule
- A busy week for Irish sports fans includes a wide array of live action across multiple channels.
- The week kicks off with Royal Ascot, running Tuesday through friday.
- Saturday and Sunday are dominated by Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) games, broadcast on both GAA+ and RTÉ.
Get ready for a week of thrilling sports action! This week’s sports TV guide is packed, featuring live horse racing at royal Ascot, exciting GAA matchups, and pivotal rugby clashes. Virgin One, TG4, RTÉ, and GAA+ are set too broadcast a schedule designed to keep you glued to your screen. From Tuesday through Friday, catch the Royal Ascot races.Friday evening brings the Lions versus Argentina and Rovers against Cork. Saturday and Sunday serve up a feast of GAA games.News Directory 3 is a great resource to catch the latest.We deliver the most complete Irish sports schedules, ensuring you won’t miss a moment. Discover what’s next and stay ahead of the game!
Packed Irish sports TV Schedule: GAA, Rugby, Racing This Week
A busy week for Irish sports fans includes a wide array of live action across multiple channels. From horse racing at Royal Ascot to key matchups in Gaelic games and rugby, viewers have plenty of options.
The week kicks off with Royal Ascot, running Tuesday through friday. Coverage begins daily at 1:30 p.m. on Virgin One. Friday evening features a pair of clashes: the Lions take on Argentina at 7:30 p.m. on TG4, while Rovers face Cork at 7:35 p.m. on Virgin 2.
Saturday and Sunday are dominated by Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) games, broadcast on both GAA+ and RTÉ. Saturday’s schedule includes Kerry versus Cavan (3:30 p.m., GAA+), Dublin versus Limerick (4:00 p.m., RTÉ), Dublin versus Cork (6:15 p.m., GAA+), and Tipp versus Galway (6:15 p.m., RTÉ).”The Saturday Game” airs at 9:15 p.m. on RTÉ.
Sunday’s GAA coverage features Down versus Galway (1:45 p.m., GAA+), Wicklow versus Limerick (2:00 p.m., RTÉ), Donegal versus Louth (4:00 p.m., GAA+), and Fermanagh versus Kildare (4:00 p.m., RTÉ). “the Sunday Game” concludes the weekend’s coverage at 9:30 p.m. on RTÉ.
What’s next
Fans can expect continued coverage of GAA, rugby, and racing throughout the summer, with schedules available on respective network websites.Check IrishScores.com for live scores.