GAA on TV this Weekend.

Saturday’s Broadcast Schedule:

At 5:00 PM, catch the Derry vs Dublin match on RTÉ 2.
The Fermanagh vs Armagh game follows at 6:00 PM, available on BBC iPlayer.
Concluding Saturday, the Mayo vs Roscommon game is set for 7:30 PM on TG4.

Sunday’s Lineup:

The action starts at 1:15 PM with Kerry facing Tyrone, broadcast on TG4.
Then, Monaghan vs Galway is slated for 3:15 PM, also on TG4.
Rounding off the weekend, the Cork vs Kildare match will be initially available via the TG4 app at 3:30 PM, with a television broadcast at 5:35 PM on TG4.

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GAA on TV this Weekend.