Sunday 3 July, 2022
There’s live action in rugby, GAA, golf, tennis and cycling to kick off the month of July.
Vera Pauw, Louise Quinn and Lisa Fallon will be among those on punditry duty.
There’s plenty of live action worth tuning in for across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
TG4 have been title sponsors of the All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships since 2001.
Basketball Ireland has agreed a five-year deal with Joymo.
It’s another busy few days in the sporting calendar.
Get stuck into this lot over the weekend.
They’ll show 20 games in total.
The deal will see a minimum of nine games shown live on television each year.
The much loved F1 documentary series is set to launch another 10 episodes later this month.
The comprehensive live-streaming platform will show over 100 games that are not available on TG4.
Get stuck into this lot over the weekend.
Get stuck into this lot over the weekend.
Get stuck into this lot over the weekend.
Four GAA club matches will be televised live next weekend.
Three big club games will be televised this weekend.
There’s plenty to get stuck into…
There’s plenty to get stuck into…
There’s a World Cup qualifier for Ireland, URC games and loads more action over the next few days.
Shelbourne’s Chloe Mustaki on recent improvements in the Women’s National League ahead of tomorrow’s historic clash, live on TG4.
There’s plenty to get stuck into…
Get stuck into this lot over the weekend.
You won’t be stuck for options if you’re planning to spend the weekend on the couch.
The senior decider proved to be a hit with TV audiences.
Here’s all the information you need to plan your weekend.
TG4 will broadcast all six games.
A review of the coverage of Ireland’s first medal success of the Tokyo Olympics.
GAA championship, Euros, the Lions, the Irish Open and lots more.
A look at the television coverage in Ireland and England of England’s triumph against Germany.
GAA championship, Euros, the Lions and much, much more – it’s time to get planning.
The TV schedules were released today.
Get ready to settle into this lot over the weekend.
The deal will run from 2022 to 2025.
Channel 4 are showing the game from Murrayfield, and will have highlights from the rest of the tour.
