What time and television channel is Galway v Donegal on and how to watch online

Galway and Donegal do battle this weekend as the Tribesmen head to the capital to take on the Ulster powerhouse in the All-Ireland semi-final.

The Connacht and Ulster champions will be looking to join either Kerry or Armagh in this year’s final.

Both Jim McGuinness and Padraic Joyce will have to put their friendship aside for the day with both having played in the Sigerson Cup-winning Tralee IT team in 1998.

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Galway’s title charge burst into life with a stunning victory over Dublin by 0-17 to 0-16 points which threw the entire championship wide open.

Donegal had an easy enough victory over Louth in the quarter-final. In fact, Donegal have only suffered one defeat this season coming at the hands of Cork in round two.

Here’s all the information you need ahead of the semi-final meeting between the two provincial champions.

What time is Galway v Donegal?

Galway v Donegal is the second of the two semi-finals and takes place on Sunday, July 14 with a throw-in time of 4pm. If you’re at the ground earlier, you can catch the final of the All-Ireland Minor Football Championship final at 1.30pm.

What channel is it on?

Both RTE and BBC NI will be broadcasting the semi-final on their stations. It will also be broadcast online on RTE Player as well as the BBC iPlayer. If in the Republic, you will need to use a VPN to access iPlayer

Betting odds?

Donegal 6/5

Draw 13/2

Galway 10/11

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