The curtain comes down on the 2026 intercounty season this weekend, with all three All-Ireland camogie finals taking place at Croke Park on Sunday.

The Premier Junior, Intermediate and Senior deciders will all be shown live on RTÉ2, while an extensive programme of club championship action is available across Clubber TV, DubsTV, Mayo GAA TV, Galway GAA TV and many more outlets.

From a potential return to action for David and Paudie Clifford to Mayo’s All-Ireland heroes getting back down to club business, there is no shortage of GAA to watch.

Here are some of the standout games available on television and streaming services this weekend.

GAA On TV: All-Ireland Finals At Croke Park And The Cliffords Back In Club Action
Friday August 7th

Na Fianna v Thomas Davis – 6.45pm, DubsTV

The Dublin Senior Football Championship gets underway on Friday evening as Na Fianna face Thomas Davis.

Na Fianna will hope to go one step further this year having lost out to Ballyboden St Endas in last years final. The game is available to watch free of charge on DubsTV.

Skerries Harps v Raheny – 8.30pm, DubsTV

The second half of Friday’s DubsTV double-header sees Skerries Harps take on a Raheny side featuring Dublin stars Brian Fenton and Brian Howard and Mayo man Robbie Hennelly.

Both teams will be anxious to make a winning start to their Senior Football Championship campaigns, with the game also being streamed for free.

Saturday August 8th

Borris-Ileigh v Loughmore-Castleiney – 3pm, Clubber TV

Two major forces in Tipperary hurling collide in the second round of the county championship.

Defending champions Loughmore-Castleiney are attempting to recover from an opening-round defeat to Moycarkey-Borris, while Borris-Ileigh were narrowly beaten by Clonoulty-Rossmore.

With Noel and John McGrath among those available to Loughmore-Castleiney, this should be one of the most intriguing club hurling games of the weekend.

Kilmacud Crokes v Clontarf – 3.30pm, DubsTV

Kilmacud Crokes begin another pursuit of the Dublin Senior Football Championship against Clontarf on Saturday afternoon.

The game is the first part of another free double-header on DubsTV.

St Thomas’ v Oranmore-Maree – 4pm, Galway GAA TV

The Galway Senior Hurling Championship gets underway with two time All-Ireland champions St Thomas’ facing Oranmore-Maree.

St Thomas’ remain one of the biggest names in Galway club hurling and will hope to begin their latest county championship campaign with a victory.

Ballyboden St Enda’s v Templeogue Synge Street – 5.30pm, DubsTV

Saturday’s free Dublin football coverage concludes with Ballyboden St Enda’s taking on Templeogue Synge Street.

Ballyboden come into this year as Dublin and Leinster champions and will enter this opening-round meeting as clear favourites.

Crossmolina Deel Rovers v Ballintubber – 6.45pm, Mayo GAA TV

Less than two weeks after Mayo’s historic All-Ireland triumph, the county’s senior club championship gets underway.

Crossmolina begin life without Kobe McDonald, who has moved to Australia to join AFL side St Kilda, by facing a Ballintubber team containing Cillian and Diarmuid O’Connor.

The match should provide a fascinating first glimpse of how Crossmolina adapt without one of the most exciting young footballers in the country.

Loughrea v Tommy Larkins – 7pm

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All-Ireland club finalists Loughrea begin their Galway Senior Hurling Championship campaign against Tommy Larkins in Duggan Park.

This game is not being streamed by Galway GAA TV.

Dingle v Rathmore – 7.30pm, Clubber TV

Reigning All-Ireland club champions Dingle return to Kerry championship action when they meet Rathmore at Austin Stack Park.

Dingle enjoyed a remarkable journey through Kerry, Munster and the All-Ireland series, but retaining their county title will present another considerable challenge.

Sunday August 9th

Cavan v Armagh – 12pm, RTÉ2

Sunday’s All-Ireland camogie triple-header begins with Cavan facing Armagh in the Premier Junior final.

Cavan did not compete in the National League and began the year with barely enough players to assemble a team. They subsequently built a committed panel in time for the championship and now find themselves preparing to play at Croke Park.

Armagh will provide a major test as both counties attempt to secure All-Ireland silverware.

Ballyhale Shamrocks v O’Loughlin Gaels – 1pm, Clubber TV

A repeat of the 2025 Kilkenny senior hurling final takes place in Thomastown as Ballyhale Shamrocks meet O’Loughlin Gaels.

Ballyhale won last year’s decider to claim a record-extending 21st county title, but O’Loughlin Gaels will relish an early opportunity to avenge that defeat.

Laois v Antrim – 2pm, RTÉ2

The Intermediate Camogie Championship concludes with Laois taking on Antrim in the second game at Croke Park.

Antrim defeated Meath to reach the final, while Laois booked their place by overcoming Kerry in the last four.

Gneeveguilla v Fossa – 2pm, Clubber TV

David and Paudie Clifford could make their return to club football as Fossa meet Gneeveguilla in the opening round of the Kerry Intermediate Championship.

The brothers as always were central to Kerry’s run to the All-Ireland final and could be back in action just two weeks after the defeat to Mayo.

Games involving Fossa have become some of the most watched club fixtures on Clubber TV, and another sizeable audience can be expected if the Clifford brothers are involved.

Breaffy v Ballaghaderreen – 2pm, Mayo GAA TV

Aidan O’Shea’s Breaffy face Ballaghaderreen in a particularly intriguing opening-round Mayo championship fixture.

All-Ireland-winning defender David McBrien is expected to feature for Ballaghaderreen, while there has also been speculation that Mayo manager Andy Moran could make a cameo appearance for his club.

Galway v Cork – 4.15pm, RTÉ2

The final intercounty game of 2026 sees defending champions Galway face Cork in the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Final.

Galway defeated Cork by a single point in last year’s decider, while the Rebels responded by beating the champions during this season’s group stage.

The rivalry has produced some outstanding finals in recent years, and another physical, high-quality contest can be expected at Croke Park.

Aidan McAnespies v Galway Boston – 10pm Irish time, Clubber TV

The weekend’s final game comes from across the Atlantic as Aidan McAnespies meet Galway Boston in the Boston Senior Football Final.

Throw-in is at 10pm Irish time, offering supporters the chance to finish a packed weekend with some stateside championship action.

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