Irish language station TG4 is serving up live coverage of Wimbledon from next week as the famous tennis championship gets underway.

TG4 has announced that it is to cover the 93rd Tour de France cycling race.

MICHAEL DONNELLAN looks set to captain Galway following the county final win by his adopted Salthill/Knocknacarra.

SIX years after taking up Australian Rules Football, Kerry native Tadhg Kennelly will play in the sport's biggest day - the AFL Grand Final.

REALITY television show The Underdogs is to follow the fortunes of a hurling side this season.

OVER 400,000 tuned into TG4’s coverage from the opening weekend of the National Football League. The first game between League and All-Ireland champions Kerry against Munster rivals Cork was watched by 174,000, an audience share of 13%, to the amazement of the host broadcasters.

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TV station TG4 is to consider a hurling version of its existing reality television series, The Underdogs.

TG4 has announced that the station will broadcast three days of the Galway Races exclusively live on the station on Friday, Saturday and Sunday of next week's Festival.

Last night's live coverage of the Celtic v Barcelona UEFA Cup match on TG4 achieved the highest audience ratings ever for the channel.

KERRY and Munster champions An Ghaeltacht have made one change in their team for Sunday's AIB All- Ireland club football semi-final against St Brigid's in Semple Stadium, Thurles (2pm).

TG4 chiefs have expressed their outrage following the Munster Council's decision not to allow live coverage of Sunday's provincial club final.

THE GAA’s Munster Council has refused TG4 permission to provide live television coverage of Sunday’s provincial club football final between Nemo Rangers and Monaleen.