Unmissable Sports To Watch Live on TV This Weekend
Whether you’re cheering from the couch or planning your weekend around the next big match, Irish sports fans have plenty to watch live on TV this weekend. From rugby and Gaelic football to top-tier basketball and women’s Premier Division football, here’s a full rundown of what’s on.
Rugby: Women’s Six Nations – Ireland vs England
- Saturday, 12 April 2025
- Kick-off: 4:45 PM
- Venue: Virgin Media Park, Cork
- Live on: BBC Two
Ireland take on England’s Red Roses in a huge Six Nations clash. The English squad arrives nearly at full strength, acknowledging the growing challenge posed by a resurgent Irish team. Expect intensity, pride, and a fierce home crowd.
Ladies Gaelic Football
Division 2 Final: Cork vs Galway
- Saturday, 12 April – 2:30 PM
- Live on TG4
Two powerhouses of women’s football go head-to-head in the Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 2 Final. It’s expected to be a close, competitive battle.
Division 1 Final: Armagh vs Kerry
- Saturday, 12 April – 4:40 PM
- Live on TG4
A clash of giants as Armagh and Kerry battle it out for Division 1 glory in what’s shaping up to be one of the most exciting matches of the weekend.
Women’s Premier Division Football
- Saturday, 12 April – 7:15 PM
- Bohemian FC vs Shelbourne FC
- Live on TG4
A fierce Dublin derby under the lights at Dalymount Park. Expect fast-paced football and top talent from both sides in this Women’s Premier Division showdown.
Basketball: Domino’s National Super League Finals
Women’s Super League Playoff Final
- Sunday, 13 April – 1:45 PM
- National Basketball Arena, Tallaght
- Live on TG4
Ireland’s top women’s basketball teams face off in a high-stakes playoff final. Expect dynamic play, skill, and drama from the first whistle.
Men’s Super League Playoff Final
- Sunday, 13 April – 4:10 PM
- National Basketball Arena, Tallaght
- Live on TG4
The best men’s teams in the country take to the court for the ultimate showdown. If you’re a basketball fan, this is unmissable.
Final Word
From rugby glory and football finals to slam dunks and buzzer beaters, there’s no shortage of live Irish sport on TV this weekend. With action across BBC Two and TG4, all you need to do is sit back, tune in, and enjoy the games.
Don’t forget to check local listings or broadcaster schedules for any last-minute updates.
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