Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend

Some huge clashes!

The ultimate TV guide for live weekend sport in Ireland is back!

It's another huge week in the Premier League with Arsenal hosting Newcastle, there are a host of massive inter-county championship matches in both hurling and Gaelic football, and there is an intriguing Irish derby in the URC to look forward to.

Football

Friday April 24th

Shelbourne v Drogheda United, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
Sligo Rovers v Dundalk, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
Waterford v Galway United, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
St Patrick's Athletic v Bohemians, League of Ireland, 7.45pm - LOITV
Derry City v Shamrock Rovers, League of Ireland, 8pm - Virgin Media Two
Sunderland v Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 8pm - Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event

Saturday April 25th

Fulham v Aston Villa, Premier League, 12.30pm - TNT Sports 1
Liverpool v Crystal Palace, Premier Sports 1, 3pm - Premier Sports 1
Arsenal v Newcastle United, Premier League, 5.30pm - Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event
Celtic v Falkirk, Scottish Premiership, 5.30pm - Sky Sports Football

GAA

Saturday April 24th

Clare v Kerry, Munster GAA Football Senior Championship, 2pm - GAA+
Leitrim v Galway, Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship, 3.30pm - GAA+
Fermanagh v Armagh, Ulster GAA Football Senior Championship, 5.30pm - GAA+
Kilkenny v Wexford, Leinster GAA Hurling Senior Championship, 6.30pm - GAA+

Sunday April 25th

Cork v Limerick, Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship, 2pm - RTÉ2
Donegal v Down, Ulster GAA Football Senior Championship, 3pm - GAA+
Waterford v Tipperary, Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship, 4pm - GAA+
Mayo v Roscommon, Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship, 4pm - RTÉ2

Rugby

Saturday April 25th

England v Wales, Women's Six Nations, 2.15pm - RTÉ Player
Lions v Connacht, United Rugby Championship, 3pm - Premier Sports 1, TG4 and URC TV
Italy v Scotland, Women's Six Nations, 4.30pm - Virgin Media Two
Munster v Ulster, United Rugby Championship, 5.30pm - Premier Sports 1
Benetton v Leinster, United Rugby Championship, 7.45pm - Premier Sports 1
France v Ireland, Women's Six Nations, 8.10pm - Virgin Media One

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