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Man United Feature Heavily In Premier League Games Shown Live Only In Ireland

Gavin Cooney
By Gavin Cooney
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The Sky Sports Ireland 3pm fixtures for August, September, October, and November have been released. You will likely be aware that it's not permitted to broadcast games live in England between 3pm and 5.15pm under the terms of a fairly archaic blackout rule intended to protect attendances for lower-league games.

The ban does not extend to Ireland, however, and last season Sky Sports began broadcasting games live in Ireland at 3pm.

They have today released the list of games they are televising over the next few months, and it's a bit of a feast for Manchester United fans, with four of the club's games slated for live broadcast over  the next couple of months. Liverpool make a couple of appearances too, as do Man City and Chelsea.

Here are the full list of Sky Sports Ireland 3pm fixtures until November.

Sky Sports Ireland 3pm fixtures 

Liverpool v Crystal Palace - Sat August 19th

Newcastle v West Ham - Sat August 26th

Arsenal v Bournemouth - Sat September 9th

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Watford v Manchester City - Sat September 16th

Southampton v Manchester United - Sat September 23rd

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Manchester United v Crystal Palace - Sat September 30th

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Crystal Palace v Chelsea - Sat October 14th

Huddersfield Town v Manchester United - Sat October 21st

West Brom v Manchester City - Sat October 28th

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Everton v Watford - Sat November 4th

Liverpool v Southampton - Sat November 18th

Manchester United v Brighton Sat November 25th

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Those are the first set of Sky Sports Ireland 3pm fixtures in the Premier League - the next batch will be confirmed in a couple of months time.

The games get Sky's full coverage, with analysis and commentary from the likes of Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry, and will also feature punditry from former Irish international, Keith Andrews.

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