Gaelic football supporters now have the full Round 2 picture after 
sports ireland attention turns to the confirmed All-Ireland Senior Football Championship schedule for the weekend of June 13 and 14. The GAA has set the dates, venues and broadcast details for eight major ties, with Dublin, Kerry, Mayo, Galway, Donegal and Armagh all learning exactly when their next championship tests will come.
The standout point in this latest batch of gaa fixtures is how much is at stake across both sections. In Round 2A, winners move straight into the quarter-finals while defeated teams drop into Round 3. In Round 2B, it is even sharper: winners survive and losers are out.
sports ireland focus as GAA confirms Round 2 schedule
Saturday opens with Donegal v Cork at MacCumhaill Park at 3pm. That is followed by Monaghan v Roscommon in St Tiernach’s Park at 4.30pm on GAA+, Kildare v Kerry in Newbridge at 5.30pm, and Derry v Meath in Celtic Park at 7pm on GAA+.
Sunday brings two live RTÉ matches, a big boost for fans tracking ireland gaa news today and wider ireland sports updates. Louth face Armagh in Páirc Grattan, Inniskeen at 1pm, before Tyrone meet Mayo at O’Neill’s Healy Park at 3.30pm. Galway v Westmeath throws in at 2pm in Pearse Stadium on GAA+, while Cavan v Dublin also starts at 2pm in Kingspan Breffni without live TV coverage.
- RTÉ live games: Louth v Armagh, Tyrone v Mayo
- GAA+ live games: Monaghan v Roscommon, Derry v Meath, Galway v Westmeath
- Not televised: Donegal v Cork, Kildare v Kerry, Cavan v Dublin
From a gaa ireland perspective, Tyrone v Mayo looks one of the marquee contests, while Cavan v Dublin and Kildare v Kerry could have major implications for county gaa ambitions. These gaa fixtures also add fresh intrigue for supporters following gaa results, gaa live scores and all ireland championship permutations.
The next step is simple: Round 2 will shape the quarter-final line-up and decide who stays alive. For readers following sports ireland and the biggest storylines in irish sports, next weekend should deliver one of the sharpest championship turns yet.
