Bad news for Kilmallock fans ahead of Ballygunner Munster showdown

A general view of a TV camera operator at Walsh Park, the venue for Kilmallock's clash with Ballygunnerplaceholder image
A general view of a TV camera operator at Walsh Park, the venue for Kilmallock's clash with Ballygunner | SPORTSFILE

The weekend games to be broadcast by TG4 have been announced this Monday morning

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THE highly-anticipated Munster Club Senior Hurling Championship clash between Limerick champions Kilmallock and reigning provincial and All-Ireland kingpins Ballygunner will not be live on TV.

The weekend games to be broadcast by TG4 have been announced this Monday morning.

The other Munster SHC semi-final between Thurles Sarsfields and Inagh-Kilnamona is the game being shown.

Both Munster semi-finals have 1.15pm throw-ins.

Later on Sunday afternoon, the Connacht SFC clash between Salthill-Knocknacarra and St Brigid’s of Roscommon will be shown from 3.30pm.

On Saturday evening, the Leinster SFC meeting of Cuala (Dublin) and Sarsfields (Kildare) will be shown by RTE from 4.45.

It is believed that Clubber, who have the rights for Munster club GAA games not televised on TG4, will show the Kilmallock game.

The streaming provider are also likely to show weekend provincial hurling games involving Dromin-Athlaca and Caherline.

The south Limerick men take on Clarecastle in Kilmallock while Caherline will host Dr Crokes of Killarney on their home pitch in east Limerick.

They broadcast live from Athea last weekend as well as Na Piarsaigh’s IFC defeat in Clonmel.

The last Limerick team to make their Munster bow in 2026 will be Fr Caseys. They will take on Cork Premier SFC champions Nemo Rangers, who defeated Loughmore-Castleiney at the weekend. That game will take place in Pairc Ui Rinn.

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