Eight GAA games to be shown this weekend across GAAGO and RTÉ

GAAGO are on overdrive this weekend.

The streaming service has six exclusive games across Saturday and Sunday, including the two big openers in the All-Ireland senior football championship on Saturday. It all kicks off down in Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney, where Kerry host Mayo in their Group One opener at 3.00. The GAAGO season package will show its worth then, almost directly after that one, with 5.15 throw-in Tyrone vs Galway also exclusive on the streaming platform. RTÉ comes into the equation on Sunday then, with a blockbuster double-header from the Munster hurling championship. All together, eight GAA games will be broadcast across Saturday and Sunday though free-to-air viewers won't be best pleased with the offering, especially those of a Gaelic football persuasion. Keep track with the full schedule right here.

Saturday

Leinster SHC round 4 Kilkenny v Dublin, UPMC Nowlan Park, 6.00 - GAAGO All-Ireland SFC round 1 Clare v Donegal, Cusack Park, Ennis, 2.00 Kerry v Mayo, Fitzgerald Stadium, 3.00 - GAAGO Galway v Tyrone, Pearse Stadium, 5.15 - GAAGO Tailteann Cup round 2 London v Cavan, Ruislip, 2.00 Carlow v Limerick, Netwatch Cullen Park, 3.00 Longford v Wicklow, Glennon Bros Pearse Park, 5.00 Wexford v Antrim, Chadwicks Wexford Park, 5.30 Leitrim v Fermanagh, Avant Money Páirc Sean MacDiarmada, 6.00 - GAAGO Waterford v Meath, Fraher Field, 6.30 Laois v Offaly, Laois Hire O'Moore Park, 7.00 All-Ireland MHC semi-finals Clare v Kilkenny, FBD Semple Stadium, 1.00 - TG4 Cork v Galway, FBD Semple Stadium, 3.00 - TG4

Sunday

Munster SHC round 4 Clare v Cork, Cusack Park, Ennis, 2.00 - RTÉ2 Tipperary v Limerick, FBD Semple Stadium, 4.00 - RTÉ2 Leinster SHC round 4 Galway v Antrim, Pearse Stadium, 2.00 Wexford v Westmeath, Chadwicks Wexford Park, 3.00 All-Ireland SFC round 1 Sligo v Kildare, Markievicz Park, 2.30 Tailteann Cup round 2 Tipperary v Down, FBD Semple Stadium, 1.45 Related links:

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