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Rynaghs Biffo
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RTE's schedule

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I notice the Offaly Laois hurling game is on live, not often this happens, apart from that game of water polo 2 years ago!!

Taken from the Hoganstand

RTE have announced details of the football and hurling championship matches they will broadcast live this summer.

Beginning next Sunday, May 11, with the clash of Longford and Westmeath in the Leinster football championship, up to 40 games will be shown live by the state broadcaster. The schedule will culminate in live coverage of all the football and hurling championship quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals, in addition to the minor football and hurling semi-finals and finals.

’The Sunday Game Live’ will feature live coverage of matches from each of the four provinces, including the Munster hurling final and the Leinster football final. TV3 had previously announced their 10-match live schedule.

THE SUNDAY GAME LIVE FIXTURES 2008 ON RTÉ
May 11 Longford v Westmeath
May 18 Kildare v Wicklow
Galway v Roscommon
May 25 Offaly v Laois
Fermanagh v Monaghan
May 31 Kildare/Wicklow v Laois
June 1 Donegal v Derry
June 7 Longford/Westmeath v Offaly
June 8 Cork v Tipperary
June 14 Dublin/Westmeath v Wexford
June 15 Offaly/Laois v Kilkenny
Galway/Roscommon v New York/Leitrim
June 21 Fermanagh/Monaghan v Donegal/Derry
June 22 Limerick v Clare/Waterford
June 29 Tyrone/Down v Armagh/Antrim/Cavan
July 6 Munster Senior Football Championship Final
July 12 All Ireland Qualifiers
July 13 Munster Senior Hurling Championship Final
July 19 All Ireland Qualifiers
July 20 Leinster Senior Football Championship Final
July 26 All Ireland Qualifiers
July 27 All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-Finals
Aug 2/3/4 All Ireland Qualifiers
Aug 9 All Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter-Finals
Aug 10 All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship and Minor Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Aug 17 All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship and Minor Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Aug 24 All Ireland Senior Football Championship and Minor Football Championship Semi-Finals
Aug 31 All Ireland Senior Football Championship and Minor Football Championship Semi-Finals
Sept 7 All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship and Minor Hurling Championship Finals
Sept 14 All Ireland Senior Camogie Final
Sept 21 All Ireland Senior Football Championship and Minor Football Championship Finals

Heshs Umpire
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Re: RTE's schedule

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Rynaghs Biffo wrote:I notice the Offaly Laois hurling game is on live, not often this happens, apart from that game of water polo 2 years ago!!
Laois are in a mess for this one, believe me. I know we won the league meeting earlier in the year but young Keenan has left the panel and Matt Whelan, our best young defender, is out for the year with a cruciate injury.

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You've got one long term injury and one defection and you think you're in crisis!. Cue violins.
At the moment the way things are going Offaly mightn't have a team for O'Moore Park.
Heshs Umpire wrote:
Rynaghs Biffo wrote:I notice the Offaly Laois hurling game is on live, not often this happens, apart from that game of water polo 2 years ago!!
Laois are in a mess for this one, believe me. I know we won the league meeting earlier in the year but young Keenan has left the panel and Matt Whelan, our best young defender, is out for the year with a cruciate injury.
Pat Donegan. Signed out of respect for players and all involved with Offaly.

"Offaly's hurling is exact and abrasive: full of assurance on the ball, devoid of fumbling and slicing and sod-busting". Kevin Cashman RIP (September 1994).

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Laois v Offaly

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Haven't a clue how Offaly are shaping up to be honest.

But Keenan and Whelan are just the tip of the iceberg - Healy and O'Loughlin are concentrating on football, Mick McEvoy is away on a year's travels, the 2 Galmoy lads Russell and Dunne opted out too. Generally Laois are in bad shape for this, the word emanating from the camp is not good as regards training and overall morale.

If we win this one, I'll "ate me hat".

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