Cork footballers and hurlers set to double up in Tullamore or Portlaoise

Dublin and Mayo are heading to the Hyde for their remaining All-Ireland SFC round-robin clash, while Kerry's top-of-the-table clash with Louth will not be broadcast on RTÉ or GAAGO.

Tue, 04 Jun, 2024 - 15:05

John Fogarty

The GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee have confirmed there will be a Cork senior double-header in Portlaoise or Tullamore on Saturday week.

Pat Ryan's hurlers will face the winners of Laois or Offaly’s upcoming Joe McDonagh Cup final in Laois Hire O’Moore Park or Glenisk O’Connor Park in an All-Ireland SHC preliminary quarter-final on June 15.

That will be combined with Cork footballers' All-Ireland Group 3 clash with Tyrone, which will be shown on GAAGO (3pm throw-in).

Meanwhile, Kerry’s Group 4 final round clash against Louth is the only top-of-the-table group game that won’t be televised or streamed the weekend after next.

Jason Foley, left, and David Clifford of Kerry before the GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Round 2 match between Meath and Kerry. Pic: Stephen Marken, Sportsfile

The match will take place in Portlaoise as it did last year but will not be broadcast.

GAAGO will show the other game in the group between third and fourth-placed Monaghan and Meath. On Saturday, the Group 1 meeting of the winless pairing of Derry and Westmeath will be shown on the streaming platform.

Dublin and Mayo will face off in Dr Hyde Park on Sunday week at 3.45pm.

It’s a game that will be carried live by RTÉ as will the Group 1 meeting of Galway and Armagh in Sligo at 1.45pm earlier that afternoon.

Saturday, June 15.

All-Ireland SFC, Round 3.

Group 1.

Derry v Westmeath, Páirc Esler 7pm (Live GAAGO).

Group 2.

Roscommon v Cavan, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park 5pm.

Group 3.

Donegal v Clare, Hastings Insurance MacHale Park 3pm.

Tyrone v Cork, Laois Hire O’Moore Park/Glenisk O’Connor Park 3pm (Live GAAGO).

All-Ireland SHC preliminary quarter-finals