There’ll be no shortage of opportunities to lie around on your arse watching gold TV, if you’re not bothered going out to the games.
17 National League games are set to be broadcast across seven weekends on eir Sport with 17 different counties being shown on the box.
The coverage kicks off on Saturday 27 January with four games given the eir Sport treatment and it will run the whole way to St. Patrick’s Day.
The highlight has to be the clash between the All-Ireland finalists Mayo and Dublin in Castlebar under lights on February 24 and that is being run as what will be an appetising double header.
All the matches are on Saturday nights and the full list of fixtures is below.
January 27
5pm: Dublin v Offaly (hurling), eir Sport 1
5pm: Cork v Tipperary (football), eir Sport 2
7pm: Dublin v Kildare (football), eir Sport 2
7pm: Cork v Kilkenny (hurling), eir Sport 1
February 3
7pm: Mayo v Kerry (football), eir Sport 1
Deferred: Tyrone v Dublin (football), eir Sport 2
7pm: Tipperary v Waterford (hurling), eir Sport 2
February 10
7pm: Dublin v Donegal (football), eir Sport 2
7pm: Cavan v Meath (football), eir Sport 1
February 17
7pm: Tipperary v Wexford (hurling), eir Sport 2
7pm: Limerick v Dublin (hurling), eir Sport 1
February 24
7pm: Mayo v Dublin (football), eir Sport 2
7pm: Monaghan v Tyrone (football), eir Sport 1
March 3
7pm: Dublin v Kerry (football), eir Sport 2
7pm: Tyrone v Donegal (football), eir Sport 1
March 17
7pm: Kerry v Kildare (football), eir Sport 2
7pm: Cork v Clare (football), eir Sport 1
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