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Limerick manager John Kiely, right, and selector Paul Kinnerk, PICTURE: Sportsfile
TWO of Limerick's Munster Senior Hurling Championship games won't be shown on terrestrial TV. It is almost certain that Limerick's opening two games in the Munster SHC will be shown on GAA+ formerly known as GAAGO.
RTE have released their full schedule for the 2025 championships in both football and hurling.
Limerick's round one Munster championship clash against Tipperary on April 20 and their round three clash against Waterford on May 3 are set to be shown on the subscription service.
This now means that Limerick fans who are unable to attend those games will need a subscription pass for GAA+ to view two of their counties four Munster championship round-robin games.
On May 18 in a repeat of last year's All-Ireland semi-final, Limerick host Cork at 4pm in the TUS Gaelic Grounds. The round four Munster SHC clash will be shown live on RTE.
It is yet to be confirmed on whether John Kiely's sides last round robin game against Clare on May 25 will be broadcasted on RTE or GAA+.
Saturday June 7 (6pm): Munster Hurling Final
June 8 (4pm): Leinster Hurling Final, Croke Park
Saturday July 5 (6pm): All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final
July 6 (4pm): All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final
July 20 (3.30pm): All-Ireland Hurling Final
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