Cuirfidh RTÉ craoladh iomlán i nGaeilge ar fáil beo ón taobhlíne ar na cluichí ceannais peile agus iománaíochta arís i mbliana.
An Domhnach beag seo tabharfaidh Corcaigh agus an An Clár aghaidh ar a chéile sa gcluiche ceannais iománaíochta don dara huair i stair an CLG. Chas iad ar a chéile i 2013, tráth gur chroch An Clár Corn Mhic Cárthaigh leo i ndiaidh athimirt.
Is í an craoltóir spóirt aitheanta Gráinne McElwain a chuirfidh an clár i láthair le hainilís ó John Allen, a bhuaigh Craobh na hÉireann le Corcaigh mar imreoir agus mar bhainisteoir, agus Michael Rice, a bhí ar fhoireann iontach Chill Chainnigh a bhuaigh 8 gCraobh Uile-Éireann idir 2006 agus 2015.
Is iad Garry Mac Donncha agus Pat Fleury a bheidh i mbun tráchtaireachta beo ó Pháirc an Chrócaigh agus is é Damien Ó Dónaill a bheas mar thuairisceoir.
Antoine Ó Conghaile a bheidh ag tráchtaireacht do Raidió na Gaeltachta Dé Domhnaigh agus ‘sé Liam Mac an Mhaoir a bheidh mar ainilisí aige.
Cluiche Ceannais Iománaíochta na hÉireann, 21 Iúil 2024, 2.55pm ar an RTÉ Player, ar chainéal RTÉ News agus ar Raidió na Gaeltachta.
RTÉ announces full Irish language coverage for this year’s All-Ireland hurling and football finals
RTÉ will once again provide full Irish language coverage live from the sidelines for the football and hurling finals this year.
This Sunday, Cork and Clare will face each other in the hurling final for the second time in GAA history. They last met in 2013, when Clare won the MacCarthy Cup after a replay.
Renowned sports broadcaster Gráinne McElwain will present the program with analysis from John Allen, who won the All-Ireland with Cork as a player and manager, and Michael Rice, who was part of Kilkenny’s outstanding team that won 8 All-Ireland Championships between 2006 and 2015.
Garry Mac Donncha and Pat Fleury will provide live commentary from Croke Park, and Damien Ó Dónaill will be the reporter.
Antoine Ó Conghaile will provide commentary for Raidió na Gaeltachta on Sunday, with Liam Mac an Mhaoir as his analyst.
All-Ireland Hurling Final, 21 July 2024, 2.55pm on RTÉ Player, on the RTÉ News channel and on Raidió na Gaeltachta.