There are six live GAA games available to watch live on television this weekend.
The action throws in on Friday evening with the meeting of Down and Monaghan in the Eirgrid Ulster U20 Football Championship final live on TG4 at 7:30pm.
Saturday's fare starts in the early afternoon when Tipperary and Waterford meet in a mouthwatering All-Ireland quarter-final live on RTÉ at 1:30pm. That is followed at 4pm by the Ulster football final meeting of Monaghan and Tyrone. The is live on both RTÉ and BBC.
At 5:15pm on Saturday, live on TG4, there is the Eirgrid All-Ireland U20 Football Championship semi-final betweek Cork and Offaly. The evening is rounded out by Dublin vs Cork, live on Sky Sports, in the weekend's other All-Ireland Hurling Championship quarter-final.
There is just one game on TV this Sunday, and that is the Leinster Football Championship quarter-final between Dublin and Kildare.
There are also games available to live stream this weekend through the TG4 and Camogie Association YouTube channels, and the Ladies Football website.
GAA on TV: June 30th - August 1st
Friday, June 30th
Eirgrid Ulster U20 Football Championship final: Down vs Monaghan @ 7:30pm live on TG4
Saturday, June 31st
All-Ireland Hurling Championship quarter-final: Tipperary vs Waterford @ 1:30m live on RTÉ
Nicky Rackard Cup final: Tyrone vs Mayo @ 1:30pm live on TG4 YouTube channel
Ulster Football Championship final: Monaghan vs Tyrone @ 4pm live on RTÉ and BBC
All-Ireland Camogie Championship Group 3: Kilkenny vs Galway @ 5pm live on Camogie Association YouTube Channel
Eirgrid U20 Football Championship semi-final: Cork vs Offaly @ 5:15pm live on TG4
Lorg Meagher Cup final: Fermanagh vs Cavan @ 6:30pm live on TG4 YouTube channel
All-Ireland Hurling Championship quarter-final: Dublin vs Cork @ 7pm live on Sky Sports
Sunday, August 1st
Christy Ring Cup final: Derry vs Offaly @ 1pm live on TG4 YouTube Channel
All-Ireland Camogie Championship Group 1: Tipperary vs Wexford @ 2pm live on Camogie Association YouTube Channel
Leinster Football Championship final: Dublin vs Kildare @ 4pm live on RTÉ
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