How to Watch GAA Games on TV This Weekend

This weekend marks the beginning of the exhilarating 2026 Allianz Football and Hurling Leagues. A series of matches across both codes will be broadcast live, giving fans plenty to look forward to.

How to Watch GAA Games on TV This Weekend

Key Matches Scheduled

The weekend’s action kicks off on Saturday. Notable fixtures include:

• Dublin vs. Donegal: Division 1 Football at Croke Park, 5 PM on TG4
• Meath vs. Derry: Division 2 Football at Croke Park, 3 PM on TG4 Player
• Tyrone vs. Kildare: Division 2 Football in Omagh, 6 PM streaming on GAA+
• Tipperary vs. Galway: Allianz Hurling League Division 1A, 7 PM on RTÉ

Dublin will showcase the beginning of the Ger Brennan era as they take on a formidable Donegal team, which promises to be a highly competitive clash. Earlier in the day, fans can catch Meath against Derry at 3 PM, available on the TG4 Player.

Sunday’s Lineup

On Sunday, the action continues with several exciting encounters:

• Galway vs. Mayo: Division 1 Connacht at Salthill, 1:45 PM on TG4
• Kerry vs. Roscommon: Division 1 Football in Killarney, 2 PM on TG4 Player
• Monaghan vs. Armagh: Division 1 Football in Clones, 2 PM streaming on GAA+
• Cork vs. Waterford: Division 1A Hurling at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, 3:45 PM on TG4

As defending champions, Kerry will host newly promoted Roscommon while showcasing an impressive track record over the past ten months. Additionally, match highlights and clips will be available through the @OfficialGAA social media channels during the games.

Broadcast Platforms for GAA Matches

This weekend promises thrilling encounters and great action for GAA fans. Make sure to tune in and experience the excitement of the Allianz Football and Hurling Leagues.