SKY SPORTS HAVE confirmed their live TV schedule for the 2019 GAA championship season, including the 14 exclusive games they’ll broadcast this summer.
They’ve announced a total of 22 live fixtures, kicking off with exclusive action as Kilkenny and Dublin face off the the Leinster SHC on 11 May.
Exclusive coverage continues in the Ulster SFC as old rivals Cavan and Monaghan clash at Kingspan Breffni Park on 18 May.
There’s further provincial action across both football and hurling, but that comes to a halt after two Leinster hurling championship clashes on 15 June.
In total, Sky will cover seven hurling matches and 15 football through the summer.
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While showing the All-Ireland semi-finals across both codes, their coverage concludes with the All-Ireland football final on 18 August. The hurling decider will be screened the Sunday before.
A view of Sky Sports capturing the action last year. James Crombie / INPHO
James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO
Dave McIntyre and Mike Finnerty have been announced as lead commentators for 2019, with Nicky English, Michael Fennelly, Dick Clerkin and Paul Earley providing co-commentary. Damian Lawlor is on board once again as a sideline reporter.
There are two ways to watch the action: GAA fans can watch exclusive live fixtures on Sky Sports via Sky/Sky Go or on TV streaming service NOW TV.
Wednesday evening’s The Championship Review will also return to Sky Sports Arena, kicking off on 8 May before the live action gets underway that weekend.
Here’s the full list of matches Sky Sports will cover:
Sky Sports 2019 GAA Championship Schedule
Kilkenny v Dublin (Leinster SHC), Saturday, 11 May
Cavan v Monaghan (Ulster SFC), Saturday, 18 May
Mayo/New York v Roscommon/Leitrim (Connacht SFC), Saturday, 25 May
Cork v Waterford (Munster SHC), Saturday, 8 June
Leinster Hurling Championship (Leinster SHC) x2**, Saturday, 15 June
Football Qualifier Round 2**, Saturday 22 June
Football Qualifier Round 3**, Saturday, 29 June
Football Qualifier Round 3, Saturday, 29 June
Football Qualifier Round 4, Saturday, 6 July
Football Qualifier Round 4, Saturday, 6 July
SFC Quarter Final, Round 1, Saturday, 13 July
SFC Quarter Final, Round 2 (Croke Park), Saturday, 20 July
SFC Quarter Final, Round 2 (Croke Park), Saturday, 20 July
All Ireland Hurling Semi Final, Saturday, 27 July
All Ireland Hurling Semi Final, Sunday, 28 July
SFC Quarter Final, Round 3, Saturday, 3 August
SFC Quarter Final, Round 3, Saturday, 3 August
All-Ireland Football Semi Final, Saturday, 10 August
All Ireland Football Semi Final, Sunday, 11 August
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From provincial action to All-Ireland finals - Sky announce 2019 GAA coverage
SKY SPORTS HAVE confirmed their live TV schedule for the 2019 GAA championship season, including the 14 exclusive games they’ll broadcast this summer.
They’ve announced a total of 22 live fixtures, kicking off with exclusive action as Kilkenny and Dublin face off the the Leinster SHC on 11 May.
Exclusive coverage continues in the Ulster SFC as old rivals Cavan and Monaghan clash at Kingspan Breffni Park on 18 May.
There’s further provincial action across both football and hurling, but that comes to a halt after two Leinster hurling championship clashes on 15 June.
In total, Sky will cover seven hurling matches and 15 football through the summer.
While showing the All-Ireland semi-finals across both codes, their coverage concludes with the All-Ireland football final on 18 August. The hurling decider will be screened the Sunday before.
Sky’s newest pundit comes in the form of Kerry legend Kieran Donaghy, with insight and analysis across the two codes coming from GAA greats Peter Canavan, Senan Connell, Jamesie O’Connor, JJ Delaney and Ollie Canning.
Dave McIntyre and Mike Finnerty have been announced as lead commentators for 2019, with Nicky English, Michael Fennelly, Dick Clerkin and Paul Earley providing co-commentary. Damian Lawlor is on board once again as a sideline reporter.
There are two ways to watch the action: GAA fans can watch exclusive live fixtures on Sky Sports via Sky/Sky Go or on TV streaming service NOW TV.
Wednesday evening’s The Championship Review will also return to Sky Sports Arena, kicking off on 8 May before the live action gets underway that weekend.
Here’s the full list of matches Sky Sports will cover:
Sky Sports 2019 GAA Championship Schedule
**Subject to fixture selection
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