Allianz Football League Roinn 1 -What time is Kerry v Mayo? TV channel, live stream, team news and betting odds for National Football League Division 1 final. The two top.TG4 unveiled the station’s Spring GAA coverage today with details of
their comprehensive schedule of GAA coverage for the coming months. TG4
will broadcast 40 GAA matches between now and April beginning with live
coverage of the O’Byrne Cup Final on Friday 18 January.





The station’s Allianz Leagues coverage starts on Sunday 27 January
with full coverage of both the All Ireland Football and Hurling
champions. GAA Beo will be live from Clones with football champions
Dublin taking on Monaghan. There will be deferred coverage of Wexford
against hurling champions Limerick in the first round of the Allianz
Hurling League.





TG4 continues to be the home of live and exclusive coverage of all
the major finals including the Allianz Football League Finals, Allianz
Hurling League Final and the AIB All Ireland Club Finals.





Following on from last year’s successful coverage, GAA BEO will again show three Allianz League games in full every Sunday, beginning on the 3rd February.





TG4 will also provide a comprehensive service for the GAA Community on the Spórt TG4
YouTube page with live coverage from no less than 13 different events
and games including the AIB All Ireland Intermediate and Junior Club
Football and Hurling Finals, All Ireland Scór na nÓg and Scór Sinsir
Finals, Electric Ireland Sigerson and Fitzgibbon Cup Finals, Gourmet
Food Parlour O’Connor Cup Ladies Football Final and the All Ireland
Colleges Football and Hurling Finals (Post Primary Schools Finals).





TG4’s Head of Sport Rónán Ó Coisdealbha said: “We look forward to our 20th
year of broadcasting Allianz League matches and we are proud that our
station has a long history of providing comprehensive GAA coverage at
this time of the year. These 40 GAA matches will provide GAA fans with
the best possible line-up within the GAA world from Scór na nÓg Finals
to the Allianz League Finals.”





GAA Beo is produced by Waterford based production company Nemeton TV
and the series will be presented by Micheál Ó Domhnaill with commentary
by Brian Tyers, Mac Dara Mac Donncha, Marcus Ó Buachalla and Cuán Ó
Flatharta. The channel’s highlights show, GAA 2019, also returns for another season, broadcasting exclusive highlights every Monday evening at 8pm starting 28th January.