Watch Live: TG4 to Show Three Weeks of GAA Rounders All-Ireland Finals
Watch Live: TG4 to Show Three Weeks of GAA Rounders All-Ireland Finals
GAA Rounders is set for three huge weeks of national exposure, with TG4 providing live online coverage of the 2026 All-Ireland Finals across three consecutive Sundays.
Nine All-Ireland titles will be decided across the Women’s, Men’s and Mixed championships, with the action beginning at the National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown on Sunday, 30 August before moving to Offaly and finally Mallow.
Supporters unable to attend will be able to follow the action live online as the Junior, Intermediate and Senior championships are decided.
Sunday, 30 August – Women’s Finals, Abbotstown
The first of the three finals weekends takes place at the National Games Development Centre, Abbotstown, with three Women’s All-Ireland champions to be crowned.
11:00am – Junior Women: St Kieran’s (Limerick) v St Senan’s (Limerick)
Finals season begins with an all-Limerick encounter as St Kieran’s and St Senan’s battle for the Junior Women’s title.
WATCH LIVE: St Kieran’s v St Senan’s
1:00pm – Intermediate Women: Galway City Rapparees v Elphin (Roscommon)
Whatever happens at Abbotstown, history will be made in the Intermediate Final.
Both Galway City Rapparees and Elphin will be appearing in their first Women’s All-Ireland Final, guaranteeing a first national title for one of the two Connacht clubs.
For Rapparees, it continues a rapid rise for a club which played its first championship season in 2022, while Elphin will arrive from Roscommon with exactly the same ambition – to make their first final appearance a winning one.
WATCH LIVE: Galway City Rapparees v Elphin
3:30pm – Senior Women: Breaffy (Mayo) v Limekiln (Dublin)
The final game of the opening weekend brings one of the biggest stories of the entire championship.
Breaffy are going for an extraordinary fifth successive Senior Women’s All-Ireland title.
The Mayo side have established themselves as the dominant force in the grade and now stand just one victory away from completing five-in-a-row.
Limekiln travel from Dublin looking to end that remarkable sequence and take home the biggest prize in Women’s GAA Rounders.
WATCH LIVE: Breaffy v Limekiln
Sunday, 6 September – Men’s Finals, Offaly
The following Sunday, the focus switches to the Offaly GAA Centre of Excellence in Kilcormac for the Men’s All-Ireland Finals.
11:00am – Junior Men: Gusserane (Wexford) v Myshall (Carlow)
Leinster rivals Gusserane and Myshall open the second weekend as they compete for the Junior Men’s All-Ireland title.
1:00pm – Intermediate Men: St Clare’s (Cavan) v St Senan’s (Limerick)
Ulster meets Munster in the Intermediate decider, with St Clare’s taking on St Senan’s. It will be a first senior men’s campaign for one of these teams in 2027.
Senior Men: Erne Eagles (Cavan) v Carrickmacross Emmets (Monaghan)
The Senior Final will see two of the leading teams in the country go head-to-head as Erne Eagles and Carrickmacross Emmets battle for the 2026 Senior Men’s All-Ireland Championship. These have been a step ahead of everyone over the past few years. With Carrick wining in 2026 and Eagles in 2025.
It promises to provide a fitting conclusion to the second Sunday of live TG4 coverage.
Sunday, 13 September – Mixed Finals, Mallow
The championship concludes on Sunday, 13 September at Mallow GAA, Cork, with three Mixed All-Ireland Finals.
Galway City Rapparees will have a particularly significant day, with the club represented in two of the three Mixed finals.
11:00am – Junior Mixed: Galway City Rapparees v Kilmore (Roscommon)
Rapparees and Kilmore begin proceedings with an all-Connacht All-Ireland Final. This is a proper Galway v Roscommon derby, it should be a fantastic match.
1:00pm – Intermediate Mixed: Emo (Laois) v Galway City Rapparees
Just two hours later, Galway City Rapparees return to the field for the Intermediate Final against Emo.
It gives the Galway club the unusual opportunity to contest two national Mixed finals on the same afternoon.
Emo got beaten in last years final and will be hoping to go one better.
3:30pm – Senior Mixed: Breaffy (Mayo) v Glynn Barntown (Wexford)
The final game of the 2026 club championship sees Breaffy face Glynn Barntown for the Senior Mixed crown. Breaffy are going for three titles in a row.
After nine finals across three Sundays, the Senior Mixed decider will bring the curtain down on the championship season.
Nine GAA Rounders Finals Across Three Sundays
Sunday, 30 August
Women’s Finals – NGDC Abbotstown, Dublin
Sunday, 6 September
Men’s Finals – Offaly GAA Centre of Excellence, Kilcormac
Sunday, 13 September
Mixed Finals – Mallow GAA, Cork
From clubs appearing in their first All-Ireland Final to Breaffy chasing five Senior Women’s and theee mixed titles in succession, there will be no shortage of stories across the three weekends.
Most importantly, the live TG4 coverage gives GAA Rounders an opportunity to put its biggest games and best players in front of a much wider audience.
The road to nine All-Ireland titles begins at 11:00am this Sunday in Abbotstown, when St Kieran’s and St Senan’s throw the first pitch of three consecutive weekends of GAA Rounders All-Ireland Finals.
