RTÉ confirms commentators and pundits for Galway's clash with Dublin
THE GALWAY senior footballers All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter final clash with Dublin takes centre stage this weekend.
Galway face Dublin on Sunday at 4pm in Croke Park and the All-Ireland SFC quarter final will be shown live on RTÉ 2 with coverage getting underway at 3:50pm. Joanne Cantwell will be joined by ex Dublin footballer Brian Fenton, Former Monaghan star Conor McManus and fomer Kerry footballer Tomás Ó Sé for live coverage on The Sunday Game Live.
Ger Canning and former Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice will be proving commentary on RTÉ 2 of the big game. Galway come into this clash on the back of a two week break after wins over Kildare and Westmeath in the All-Ireland Championship. Meanwhile, after suffering a defeat to Louth in round one, Dublin have bounced back with wins over Cavan and Donegal to reach the last eight.
This will be the third championship meeting between Galway and Dublin in the past three seasons. Galway edged past the Dubs in the 2024 All-Ireland quarter-final, securing their first championship victory over the Boys in Blue in 90 years. Dublin, however, came out on top when the sides met during the group stages of last year’s championship.
Meath native David Gough takes charge of the All-Ireland quarter-final, after the game the draw for the All-Ireland semi-finals will take place.
Tickets are still available to buy on Ticketmaster for Galway’s clash with Dublin, which will form part of a double-header with the All-Ireland quarter-final clash between Louth and Monaghan, throwing in at 1:45pm at GAA headquarters.
Mayo face Cork in the first All-Ireland SFC quarter-final at 4pm on Saturday evening which will be followed by the meeting of Kerry and Tyrone at 6:15pm. Both quarter-finals will be shown live on GAA+.