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RTÉ to screen over 40 live games

RTÉ will screen over 40 live hurling and football championship matches this season.

Sat, 07 May, 2005 - 01:00

Tony Leen

There will also be a number of deferred (as live) games, plus more live coverage as the qualifying rounds begin in mid-June.

Michael Lyster will continue to anchor The Sunday Game Live, and will be joined by an unrivalled panel of analysts which this season includes two new additions Cork's All-Ireland winning manager Donal O'Grady, and former All-Ireland Football Championship winning manager with Galway, John O'Mahony.

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