Schedule

Soccer: CUFL Women's Final
Saturday, 30th May, 10:05

Ulster University are seeking their first ever women's third-level league title when they take on holders Maynooth University in Athlone.

On The Limit Sports
Saturday, 30th May, 10:35

Highlights of one of the top Rallies held in Ireland in 2019.

Cluichí na Bliana
Saturday, 30th May, 11:05

Another chance to see Monaghan v Kerry in last year's All Ireland Senior Football Super 8's which was played on Sunday 22nd July in Clones. This meeting turned out to be one of the greatest games of the year with a lot at stake for both teams starting out. Commentary is from Mac Dara Mac Donncha.

Rugbaí Gold
Saturday, 30th May, 19:15

A look back on the 2013 Heineken Cup clash between Toulouse and Connacht at Stade Ernest Wallon. Toulouse had not been beaten at home in the tournament for five years but Connacht were looking to create a European upset and claim a famous win on French soil.

All Ireland Gold (TS)
Sunday, 31st May, 13:55

Clare v Galway in the 2009 Bord Gáis Energy All-Ireland Under-21 Hurling Semi-Final. At the end of an absorbing tussle that went to extra time, would Joe Canning's Galway win through or would Clare reach their first ever Under-21 Final? Commentary by Brian Tyers.

All Ireland Gold (TS)
Sunday, 31st May, 15:40

Tyrone v Kerry in the 2005 All Ireland Senior Football Final at Croke Park. Mickey Harte's Tyrone team were going for their second All Ireland title having won in 2003. Jack O'Connor's Kerry team were the reigning All Ireland champions and both teams produced a memorable and pulsating Final. Commentary by Garry Mac Donncha.

Comórtas Peile 1996 - Súil Siar
Sunday, 31st May, 17:10

Highlights of the national Gaeltacht football tournament which took place in Baile Bhuirne, Co. Cork in 1996. This was the fourth time that CLG Naomh Abán had run the tournament after it was held there in 1971, 1974 and 1979.

Comórtas Peile 1997 - Súil Siar (OS & TS)
Monday, 1st June, 15:25

Highlights of the national Gaeltacht football tournament which took place in An Cheathrú Rua in 1997. This was the fourth time that the club had run the tournament after it was held there in 1973, 1976 and 1988.

Comórtas Peile 1998 -Súil Siar (OS & TS)
Monday, 1st June, 16:25

Highlights of the national Gaeltacht football tournament which took place in An Fál Carrach, Co. Donegal in 1998. This was an historic occasion for CLG Chloich Cheann Fhaola as this was the first time for the club to hold the tournament on their home grounds at Páirc Naomh Fhionnáin.

Comórtas Peile 1999 - Súil Siar (OS & TS)
Monday, 1st June, 17:25

Highlights of the national Gaeltacht football tournament which took place in An Rinn, Waterford in 1999. This was the second time for CLG na Rinne to hold the competition on Páirc Uí Shíocháin, the first time being in 1984.

World Cup Gold
Friday, 5th June, 19:30

A gem from the Sports Archives - Republic of Ireland v Italy in the 1994 FIFA World Cup match at the Giants Stadium, New Jersey. The golden age of Irish soccer provides the basis for this archive-based international soccer series. Jack Charltons Irish team included such players as Roy Keane, Packie Bonner, Ray Houghton, Denis Irwin, Paul McGrath, Niall Quinn and Steve Staunton. 75,338 fans were packed into the Giants Stadium to see Arrigo Sacchi's Italian team take on the boys in green. The italian team included players such as Paolo Maldini, Franco Baresi, Roberto Baggio and Roberto Donadoni.

Comórtas Peile 1996 - Súil Siar (OS & TS)
Saturday, 6th June, 10:05

Highlights of the national Gaeltacht football tournament which took place in Baile Bhuirne, Co. Cork in 1996. This was the fourth time that CLG Naomh Abán had run the tournament after it was held there in 1971, 1974 and 1979.

Comórtas Peile 1997 - Súil Siar (OS & TS)
Saturday, 6th June, 11:05

Highlights of the national Gaeltacht football tournament which took place in An Cheathrú Rua in 1997. This was the fourth time that the club had run the tournament after it was held there in 1973, 1976 and 1988.

Rugbaí Gold
Saturday, 6th June, 19:15

Another opportunity to look back on the hotly contested 2012 Heineken Cup quarter-final between Munster and Ulster at Thomond Park with the prize of a home country semi final for the winner. Munster were hoping to pick up where they left off in January when they handed Northampton Saints a Pool One thrashing. Boosted by Stephen Ferris's inclusion however, Ulster travelled south with a point to prove.

All Ireland Gold (TS)
Sunday, 7th June, 14:25

The 1980 All-Ireland Football Semi Final between Kerry and Offaly. Commentary by Michael O'Hehir. The start of a keenly contested rivalry between these two counties in the early 80s. Kerry were on the way to establishing themselves as one of the best teams of all time, and were looking to win their third All-Ireland in a row this year. Offaly had come through Leinster for the first time in a few years, having beaten Dublin in the Leinster Final.

All Ireland Gold (TS)
Sunday, 7th June, 16:00

A chance to see Limerick v Galway in the 2018 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final from Croke Park. 82,300 were in attendance at GAA headquarters to see the 131st All Ireland Hurling Final. Galway went into this final as the defending champions and were looking to win their sixth All-Ireland title. John Kiely was managing a Limerick team who were appearing in their first final since 2007 and were looking for an eighth All Ireland title - their last win was in 1973. The two counties had played each other in the final twice prior to this: in 1923 and 1980 with Galway winning both.

Cluichí na Bliana
Monday, 8th June, 20:00

Another chance to see Mayo v Derry in 2017's GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Qualifier from Elverys MacHale Park, Castlebar.

World Cup Gold
Friday, 12th June, 19:30

A chance to see Spain v Northern Ireland from the 1982 FIFA World Cup which was played at the Estadio Luis Casanova, Valencia. Spain were hosting this World Cup and were up against a Northern Ireland team which was managed by Billy Bingham and included such players as Pat Jennings, Norman Whiteside, Mal Donaghy and captained by Martin O'Neill. Northern Ireland needed to win or a draw of 2-2 or higher to see them through to the next group stage.