Division one 2021

[armaghniac]

Armagh with 2 home games and one neutral venue. It is a pity we can't all go and cheer them on, they'll need all the help they can get.

[Blowitupref]

Eir Sports Live league matches.

Saturday 8 May

Allianz HL Division 1 Group B round 1
Dublin v Kilkenny, Parnell Park, 3.30pm

Allianz HL Division 1 Group A round 1
Limerick v Tipperary, LIT Gaelic Grounds, 5.30pm



Saturday 15 May

Allianz FL Division 1 South round 1
Kerry v Galway, Austin Stack Park, 3pm

Allianz FL Division 1 South round 1
Cork v Kildare, Semple Stadium, 3.30pm

Allianz HL Division 1 Group A round 2
Tipperary v Cork, Semple Stadium, 7.30pm



Saturday 22 May

Allianz FL Division 2 North round 2
Westmeath v Mayo, TEG Cusack Park, 3pm

Allianz FL Division 1 North round 2
Donegal v Monaghan, Ballybofey, 5pm
Armagh v Tyrone, Athletic Grounds, 7pm



Saturday 29 May

Allianz FL Division 1 North round 3
Armagh v Donegal, Athletic Grounds, 7.30pm



Saturday 5 June

Allianz HL Division 1 Group B round 4
Dublin v Clare, Parnell Park, 5.15pm

Allianz HL Division 1 Group A round 4
Limerick v Cork, LIT Gaelic Grounds, 7.15pm

[armaghniac]

Does Eir Sports have pay per view?
Will GaaGo have the other ones?

[Blowitupref]

Does Eir Sports have pay per view?
Will GaaGo have the other ones?

Don't think Eir have that. GAAgo should be streaming the non TV matches.

[armaghniac]

Does Eir Sports have pay per view?
Will GaaGo have the other ones?

Don't think Eir have that. GAAgo should be streaming the non TV matches.

On a point of principle I do not think the GAA should give rights to providers who do not have some unbundled way of viewing the games. I don't object to paying but do object to having to buy a bundle with a lot of soccer, horseracing and whatever you are having yourself, which I do not want to see. And with Eir it isn't obvious how I can even get a bundle and if I did then they are not showing any GAA later in the year. I'll probably be down to some sort of of VPN wizardry, which should not be necessary.

[Tyrdub]

Can we get Eir Sport up North? If not then that means a lot of 6 county teams playing matches which their supporters won't be able to watch

[Blowitupref]

More TV coverage confirmed.


8 May
Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Westmeath v Galway, 2pm, live on TG4



9 May
Allianz Hurling League, Division 1B

Wexford v Laois, 1.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Cork v Waterford, 3.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1B

Antrim v Clare, 2pm, live on TG4 Player App and deferred on TG4

15 May
Allianz Football League Division 1 North

Tyrone v Donegal, 5pm, live on TG4



16 May
Allianz Football League Division 1 South

Roscommon v Dublin, 1.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Galway v Limerick, 3.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Football League Division 1 North

Monaghan v Armagh, 2pm, live on TG4 Player App and deferred on TG4

22 May
Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Tipperary v Galway, 1.30pm, live on TG4

23 May
Allianz Football League Division 1 South

Dublin v Kerry, 1.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Waterford v Limerick, 3.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1B

Kilkenny v Wexford, 2pm, live on TG4 Player App and deferred on TG4

29 May
Allianz Football League Division 3 North

Match TBC, 3pm, live on TG4


30 May
Allianz Football League Division 2

Match TBC, 1.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Football League Division 1 South

Match TBC, 3.45pm, live on TG4

Match TBC, 3.45pm, live on TG4 Player App and deferred on TG4.

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1B

Antrim v Wexford, 3pm, live on TG4

6 June
Allianz Hurling League, Division 1B

Kilkenny v Laois, 1.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Galway v Waterford, 3.45pm, live on TG4

Westmeath v Tipperary, 2pm, live on TG4 Player App and deferred on TG4

12 June
Allianz Football League Division 1/2 semi-finals

Match TBC, live on TG4

Match TBC, live on TG4

13 June
Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Match TBC, 1.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Football League Division 1/2 semi-finals

Match TBC, 2.45pm, live on TG4

Allianz Hurling League, Division 1A

Match TBC, 1.45pm, live on TG4 Player App and deferred on TG4.

[Dire Ear]

Armagh legend Oisín McConville reckons there's a 'distinct possibility' that Crossmaglen clubmate Jamie Clarke may have played his last game for the county.

McConville said his understanding is that the gifted forward, who burst onto the inter-county scene with 3-7 in the summer of 2010, isn't part of the panel this year.

Clarke, who has a heavy interest in the fashion industry,coffee, and travelling, missed the 2016 and 2018 seasons though returned to start all of Armagh's Championship games in 2019 and 2020.

[J70]

Always feel bad for Clarke.

Imagine the career a man with his talent could have had if he'd arrived on the scene a decade or 15 years earlier?

[Armagh18]

Always feel bad for Clarke.

Imagine the career a man with his talent could have had if he'd arrived on the scene a decade or 15 years earlier?

No sympathy. Could have had a decent career with Armagh and Cross but half in half out bullshit has been going on too long.

[macker15]

What age is Clarke?

[Ethan Tremblay]

Fair dues to him. 

At 32, the chances of him throwing on the orange jersey again are slim, but he cannot be faulted for his contributions to club and county over the years. 
People always seem to lay into him for looking to forge a life outside of football which I cannot understand.  Had he been mediocre nobody would give two fiddlers what career aspirations he would have. 

Looking forward to county matches starting up again, Armagh have their work cut out for them however.  Donegal and Tyrone will fancy their chances of de-throning Dublin later in the year, so early markers will be laid down. 
Armagh have to play conservative against these teams or face getting steamrolled. 

[Cunny Funt]

It reported the pilot scheme for return of fans not happening until July 5th. There goes the possibility of fans at any NFL or NHL games, I thought the semi finals in June could have been used as a pilot.

[twohands!!!]

It reported the pilot scheme for return of fans not happening until July 5th. There goes the possibility of fans at any NFL or NHL games, I thought the semi finals in June could have been used as a pilot.

Can't help but think that the Cork, Down, Dublin and Monaghan breaches didn't help any bit in terms of being allowed back into watch games.

I saw a headline yesterday saying the GAA would be looking for more government money this year and I thought to myself that was a strong indication that there would only be very limited crowds allowed at championship games.

[rodney trotter]

Don't think those breaches have any effect on no crowds being back. It's across all sports not just GAA.

It's said a phased crowd allowance will happen in July.