GAA+ to broadcast 40 championship games

April 01, 2025

A view of GAAGO microphones ahead of the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals at Croke Park ©INPHO/Ben Brady

GAA+ has announced its broadcasting schedule ahead of the start of the 2025 championship.

The GAA’s new streaming service - which replaces the controversial GAAGO - will cover 40 games, starting with next Saturday’s Connacht SFC quarter-final between London and Roscommon in Ruislip. It will also stream the other two Connacht SFC quarter-finals on Sunday – Mayo v Sligo and New York v Galway.

The schedule also includes a number of Munster SHC games, including two involving holders Limerick.

Match-day analysts will include Marc Ó Sé, Aaron Kernan, Michael Meehan and Paddy Andrews in football and Tommy Walsh, Seamus Hickey and Richie Hogan in hurling.

The full schedule is as follows:

Saturday, 5 April

Connacht Football Quarter Final
London v Roscommon

Sunday, 6 April

Connacht Football Quarter Final
New York v Galway

Connacht Football Quarter Final
Mayo v Sligo

Saturday, 12 April

Leinster Football Quarter Final
Kildare v Westmeath

Saturday, 19 April

Connacht Football Semi Final
Leitrim v Mayo/Sligo

Munster Football Semi Final
Kerry v Cork/Limerick

Sunday, 20 April

Munster Hurling Championship
Tipperary v Limerick

Ulster Football Quarter Final
Monaghan v Donegal/Derry

Saturday, 26 April

Ulster Football Championship Semi Final
Antrim/Armagh v Tyrone/Cavan

Leinster Hurling Championship
Dublin v Wexford

Sunday, 27 April

Leinster Football Semi Final
Offaly/Carlow/Meath v Dublin/Wicklow/Longford

Leinster Football Semi Final
Kildare/Westmeath v Louth/Longford/Laois/Wexford

Saturday, 3 May

Munster Hurling Championship
Waterford v Limerick

Saturday, 10 May

Munster Hurling Championship
Clare v Tipperary

Leinster Hurling Championship
Antrim v Dublin

Tailteann Cup
Game of the Week (Round 1)

Saturday, 17 May

All-Ireland Football Championship
2x Round 1 games

Tailteann Cup
Game of the Week (Round 2)

Sunday, 18 May

Leinster Hurling Championship
Kilkenny v Dublin

Saturday, 24 May

All-Ireland Football Championship
2x Round 1 games

Sunday, 25 May

Munster / Leinster Hurling Championship
1x game TBC

Saturday, 31 May

All-Ireland Football Championship
2x Round 2 games

Tailteann Cup
Game of the Week (Round 3)

Sunday, 1 June

All-Ireland Football Championship
1x Round 2 game

Saturday, 7 June

Tailteann Cup
2x Preliminary Quarter Finals

Saturday, 14 June

All-Ireland Hurling Championship
1x Preliminary Quarter Final

All-Ireland Football Championship
2x Round 3 games

Tailteann Cup
2x Quarter Finals

Saturday/Sunday 21/22 June

All-Ireland Football Championship
4x Preliminary Quarter Finals

Saturday, 28 June

All-Ireland Football Championship
2x Quarter Finals


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