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Investigates Investigates Money Diaries Daft.ie Property Magazine Allianz Home Magazine The 42 Sports Magazine The Journal TV Climate Crisis Cost of Living Road Safety Newsletters Temperature Check Inside the Newsroom The Journal Investigates The Explainer A deep dive into one big news story Sport meets news, current affairs, society & pop culture have your say Or create a free account to join the discussion Advertisement More Stories Richie Hogan, Marc Ó Sé, Jarlath Burns, John O'Dwyer, and Paddy Andrews at the GAA+ launch.Sam Barnes/SPORTSFILE rock the mic GAA+ announce live summer schedule with 40 games covered Familiar faces return to front up coverage for GAA’s official broadcast partner. 2.58pm, 31 Mar 2025 Share options THE GAA’S NEW streaming service, GAA+, have announced details of their scheduling over the course of the championship, with 40 games covered and over 30 getting full broadcast treatment. Coverage begins this Saturday at McGovern Park, Ruislip, west London, where Roscommon come to play London in the Connacht quarter-final. There will also be two other Connacht championship games live-streamed this weekend with Galway travelling to face New York on Sunday and Mayo hosting Sligo in Castlebar. The opening provincial hurling championship match on GAA+ sees Tipperary face Limerick in Munster on Sunday 20 April, while Dublin play Wexford in Leinster on Saturday 26 April. The programmes will be fronted up by some experienced broadcasters and commentators, with Grainne McElwaine and Aisling O’Reilly in presenter roles, while Dave McIntyre, Mike Finnerty and Liam Aherne will be on commentary duties. In keeping with the GAA GO flavour to the new venture, matchday analysts such as Marc Ó Sé, Paddy Andrews, Aaron Kernan and Michael Meehan will also be around the fringes of the football fields, while Richie Hogan, Seamus Hickey and Tommy Walsh will be running the rule for hurling games. Season passes for Irish based users are now on sale for €79, less than €2 per game, with a 10% discount available for GAA members through the GAA’s Foireann membership portal. Individual matches and ’3 for 2′ bundles will also be available. The full schedule is as follows: Sat 5 April Connacht Football Quarter Final London v Roscommon Sun 6 April Connacht Football Quarter Final New York v Galway Connacht Football Quarter Final Mayo v Sligo Sat 12 April Leinster Football Quarter Final Kildare v Westmeath Sat 19 April Connacht Football Semi Final Leitrim v Mayo/Sligo Munster Football Semi Final Kerry v Cork/Limerick Sun 20 April Munster Hurling Championship Tipperary v Limerick Ulster Football Quarter Final Monaghan v Donegal/Derry Sat 26 April Ulster Football Championship Semi Final Antrim/Armagh v Tyrone/Cavan Leinster Hurling Championship Dublin v Wexford Sun 27 April Leinster Football Semi Final Offaly/Carlow/Meath v Dublin/Wicklow/Longford Advertisement Leinster Football Semi Final Kildare/Westmeath v Louth/Longford/Laois/Wexford Munster Hurling Championship Waterford v Limerick Munster Hurling Championship Clare v Tipperary Leinster Hurling Championship Antrim v Dublin Tailteann Cup Game of the Week (Round 1) All-Ireland Football Championship 2x Round 1 games Tailteann Cup Game of the Week (Round 2) Leinster Hurling Championship Kilkenny v Dublin All-Ireland Football Championship 2x Round 1 games Munster / Leinster Hurling Championship 1x game TBC All-Ireland Football Championship 2x Round 2 games Tailteann Cup Game of the Week (Round 3) All-Ireland Football Championship 1x Round 2 game Tailteann Cup 2x Preliminary Quarter Finals Sat 14 June All-Ireland Hurling Championship 1x Preliminary Quarter Final All-Ireland Football Championship 2x Round 3 games Tailteann Cup 2x Quarter Finals Sat/Sun 21/22 June All-Ireland Football Championship 4x Preliminary Quarter Finals All-Ireland Football Championship 2x Quarter Finals Written by Declan Bogue and originally published on The 42 whose award-winning team produces original content that you won’t find anywhere else: on GAA, League of Ireland, women’s sport and boxing, as well as our game-changing rugby coverage, all with an Irish eye. 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