FIXTURES: TG4 Provincial Championships set for lift-off on Sunday April 30

Connacht  

TG4 Intermediate Championship  

Sligo v Leitrim; Markievicz Park, 1pm 

Leinster 

TG4 Senior Championship 

Meath v Dublin; Páirc Tailteann

TG4 Intermediate Championship  

Group A:  

Longford v Wexford; Monaduff, Drumlish 

Kildare v Carlow; Hawkfield 

Group B:  

Louth v Wicklow; Cooley Kickhams 

Offaly v Westmeath; Bretland Park, Clara  

Munster  

TG4 Senior Championship 

Tipperary v Cork; Cahir

Waterford v Kerry; Fraher Field

Senior B 

Cork v Clare; Cloughduv

Click here for Munster Championship preview 

Ulster 

TG4 Senior Championship 

Cavan v Donegal; Kingspan Breffni 

TG4 Intermediate Championship 

Tyrone v Monaghan; O’Neills Healy Park

TG4 Junior Championship  

Fermanagh v Down; Tempo

 

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COUNTDOWN TO TG4 ULSTER CHAMPIONSHIP

This Year’s TG4 Ulster championship gets underway on Sunday 30^th April. Each grade has 3 teams who play each other once before the top two compete in the Ulster final on Saturday 27^th May (Junior in Armagh) and Sunday 28^th May (Senior and Intermediate in Clones). All 9 teams will have one home and one away game. The teams captains recently gathered at the Palace Demesne, Armagh for a championship launch.

SENIOR

The opening game of the senior championship will see Cavan meet Donegal. Making up the group are LIDL National League Division2 winners Armagh.

30^th April Cavan v Donegal

7^th May Donegal v Armagh

14^th May Armagh v Cavan

28^th May – Final in Clones

INTERMEDIATE

Old rivals Tyrone and Monaghan open the intermediate championship, which also contains the LIDL Division 4 league champions Antrim.

30^th April Tyrone v Monaghan

7^th May Monaghan v Antrim

14^th May Antrim v Tyrone

28^th May – Final in Clones

JUNIOR

Fermanagh and Down kick off the junior championship.

30^th April Fermanagh v Down

7^th May Down v Derry

14^th May Derry v Fermanagh

27^th May – Final in Armagh

 

COUNTDOWN TO TG4 MUNSTER CHAMPIONSHIP

The Munster Ladies Senior Football Championship commences this Sunday with Tipperary entertaining Cork in Cahir with a 2pm throw-in and newly crowned Lidl NFL Division 1 Champions Kerry travelling to Fraher Field to take on Waterford with another 2pm throw-in.

To coincide with the start of the championship, Munster LGFA recently launched the championship in Cahir House Hotel.

This year’s competition will be run on a round robin format with each team facing off against each other to earn the right to contest the Munster Final.

Speaking at the launch, Munster LGFA President Robbie Smyth said he was really looking forward to the championship with four top quality teams taking part and he was really looking forward to seeing some top quality games in the .

Mr. Smyth also announced that this year’s championship will see all games live streamed for the first time.