Sky Sports have announced their live games, as well as their punditry and commentary teams for this summer's GAA Championship.
As before, Sky will broadcast 20 live games across the football and hurling championships, 14 of which will be exclusive to the broadcasters.
With the revamped nature of the hurling and football championships in 2018, the roll out of their fixtures have a slightly different look to previous years, with big games in the Leinster and Munster hurling championships dominating the action in the early periods, before the attention changes to football for the Qualifiers and the new "Super 8s".
Sky will have exclusive access to five of the twelve fixtures in the first "Super 8s".
Their coverage kicks off with a huge hurling double header on Saturday the 2nd June, starting with a repeat of last year's Leinster final as All-Ireland champions Galway visit Davy Fitzgerald's Wexford. That will be followed a huge game in the Munster Championships between Munster champions Cork and Limerick in the new Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Exclusive Sky Sports GAA Fixtures:
Saturday, June 2:
Wexford V Galway, 5pm
Cork V Limerick, 7pm
Saturday, June 9:
Kilkenny V Wexford, 5pm
Galway V Dublin, 7pm
Saturday June 23:
Football Round 2 Qualifier, 5pm
Saturday June 30
Football Round 3 Qualifier, 5pm
Football Round 3 Qualifier, 7pm
Saturday July 7
Football Round 4 Qualifier, 5pm
Football Round 4 Qualifier, 7pm
Saturday July 14
Football Quarter Final Series, Round 1, 5pm
Saturday July 21
Football Quarter Final Series, Round 2, 5pm
Football Quarter Final Series, Round 2, 7pm
Saturday August 4
Football Quarter Final Series, Round 3, 7pm
Football Quarter Final Series, Round 3, 7pm
As with previous years, Sky Sports will also broadcast all four All-Ireland semi finals and as well as both finals.
The football punditry team again includes Peter Canavan, James Horan, and Senan Connell, while there is the very welcome return of Jim McGuinness after his time out in China last season. Paul Earley and Dick Clerkin will again the co-commentators.
For the hurling, the regular team of JJ Delaney, Jamesie O'Connor, Ollie Canning return, while Kilkenny's Michael Fennelly joins the team as a co-commentator as does the returning Nicky English.
