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This article refers to sports broadcasting rights in the Republic of Ireland. For a list of sports broadcasting rights in other countries, see List of sports television broadcast contracts.
Viewers in the Republic of Ireland can watch sports on Irish terrestial channels such as RTÉ One, RTÉ Two, Virgin Media & TG4. They can also view Pay-TV networks such as eir Sport, Sky Sports, BT Sport, British Eurosport and ESPN. They can also access Northern Ireland's version of Sports broadcasting contracts in the British networks of the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and S4C on satellite and cable.
American Football
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
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National Football League | Live: until 2019, including regular season matches on Thursday and Saturday nights, Sunday double-headers and Monday Night Football, with every play-off fixture, including the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl.[1] | |
Live: Two NFL London games along with Super Bowl LII in 2018.[2] | ||
NCAA | ||
Canadian Football League |
Association Football
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
FIFA World Cup | Live: Exclusive rights to the 2018 & 2022 competitions. [3] | |
UEFA European Championship | Live: Exclusive rights to the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament. [3] | |
FIFA World Cup Qualifiers | Live: Rights to all Republic of Ireland matches until the end of the 2022 qualifying campaign. [3] | |
UEFA European Championship Qualifiers | Live: Rights to all Republic of Ireland matches until the end of the UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying campaign. [3] | |
Live: Rights to matches, not involving Republic of Ireland until the end of the UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying campaign. [4] | ||
UEFA Nations League | ||
Live: [4] | ||
Copa América | ||
Africa Cup of Nations | Live: Coverage of all matches in the 2022 tournament. [5] | |
Live: | ||
AFC Asian Cup | ||
CONCACAF Gold Cup | ||
FIFA Confederations Cup | ||
UEFA Champions League | Live: Exclusive Irish rights to all Wednesday matches and the Final, as well as shared rights to Tuesday matches, until the end of the 2020-2021 season. [6] Highlights: Exclusive rights until the end of the 2020-21 season. [6] | |
Live: First pick of Tuesday matches until the end of the 2020-2021 season. [7] | ||
Live: Rights to all matches until the end of the 2020-2021 season. [8] Highlights: Rights to show highlights until the end of the 2020-2021 season. | ||
League of Ireland | ||
Premier League | Live: 126 games per season (packages A, C, D, E and G) until 2019. [9] 2019-2022: Four packages, totalling 128 matches. [10] | |
Live: 42 games per season (packages B and F) until 2019. [11] 2019-2022: Two packages, totalling 52 matches. [12] | ||
Highlights: | ||
2019-2022: Two packages, totalling 53 matches. [13] | ||
Highlights: | ||
La Liga | Live: Exclusive rights to all matches until the end of the 2021-22 season. [14] | |
Live: One match per week until the end of the 2021-22 season. [15] | ||
Serie A | Live: Exclusive rights to all matches until the end of the 2021-22 season.[16] | |
Live: One match per week until the end of the 2021-22 season. [15] | ||
Bundesliga | Live: Exclusive rights to all matches until the end of the 2020-21 season.[17] | |
Ligue 1 | Live: Exclusive rights to all matches until the end of the 2020-21 season.[18] | |
Scottish Professional Football League | ||
Russian Premier League | ||
Primeira Liga | ||
Jupiler Pro League | ||
Eredivisie | Live: Exclusive rights to all matches until the end of the 2020-21 season. [19] | |
Chinese Super League | Live: Exclusive rights to all matches until the end of the 2021 season. [19] | |
Allsvenskan | Live: Exclusive rights to all matches until the end of the 2020-21 season. [19] | |
FIFA World Club Cup | ||
UEFA Europa League | Live: Exclusive rights to all games until the end of the 2020-2021 season. [6] | |
English Football League | ||
Highlights: [20] | ||
FAI Cup | ||
FA Cup | ||
Copa del Rey | ||
Coppa Italia | ||
DFB-Pokal | ||
Coupe de France | ||
Scottish Cup | ||
Russian Cup | ||
Taça de Portugal | ||
KNVB Cup | ||
League of Ireland Cup | ||
EFL Cup | ||
Highlights: [20] | ||
Coupe de la Ligue | ||
Scottish League Cup | ||
UEFA Super Cup | Live: Exclusive rights until 2020. [6] | |
President of Ireland's Cup | ||
FA Community Shield | Live: | |
Supercopa de España | ||
Supercoppa Italiana | ||
DFL-Supercup | ||
Trophée des Champions | ||
Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira | ||
Copa Libertadores | ||
Copa Sudamericana | ||
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A | ||
Argentine Primera División | ||
Major League Soccer | ||
A-League | ||
FFA Cup |
Athletics
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
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IAAF World Championships in Athletics | ||
IAAF World Indoor Championships in Athletics | ||
IAAF Diamond League | ||
IAAF World Cross Country Championships | ||
European Athletics Championships | ||
European Athletics Indoor Championships | ||
European Cross Country Championships |
Australian Rules
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Australian Football League | Live: up to five games per week, including the Toyota AFL Grand Final, plus a weekly highlights programme. | |
International Rules Series | Live: in 2017 |
Baseball
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Major League Baseball | ||
Little League Baseball |
Basketball
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Super League | Live: Coverage of Men's and Women's National Cup Finals. [21] | |
Highlights: Weekly highlights show broadcast both on television and online through the channel’s website and Facebook live platform. [21] | ||
National Basketball Association | Live: over 170 games per season, including every game of the NBA Finals as well as the Western Conference and Eastern Conference finals. [22] | |
FIBA Basketball World Cup | ||
EuroBasket | ||
EuroLeague |
Cricket
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
ICC Cricket World Cup | ||
ICC World Twenty20 | ||
ICC Champions Trophy | ||
Indian Premier League | ||
Big Bash League | ||
Natwest t20 Blast | ||
The Ashes | ||
Test Cricket | Live: Coverage of Ireland's test match against Pakistan. [23] | |
Highlights: One-hour highlights package of Ireland's test match against Pakistan. [23] | ||
One Day International | ||
Twenty20 International | Live: Coverage of Ireland's T20 matches against India. [23] | |
Highlights: One-hour highlights package of Ireland's each T20 match against India. [23] |
Cycling
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Tour de France | ||
Live: until 2023. [24] | ||
Giro d'Italia | ||
Vuelta a España |
Darts
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
PDC World Darts Championship | Live: Exclusive coverage up to and including the 2025 Championship. [25] | |
Premier League Darts | Live: Exclusive coverage up to and including the 2025 League. | |
Grand Slam of Darts | ||
World Grand Prix | ||
World Matchplay | ||
PDC World Cup of Darts | Live: Exclusive coverage up to and including the 2022 event. [26] | |
Masters | Live: Exclusive coverage up to and including the 2022 event. [26] | |
UK Open | Live: Exclusive coverage up to and including the 2022 event. [26] | |
European Championship | Live: Exclusive coverage up to and including the 2022 event. [26] | |
Players Championship Finals | Live: Exclusive coverage up to and including the 2022 event. [26] | |
BDO events | ||
BDO World Darts Championship | Live: | |
Live: | ||
BDO World Trophy | Live: | |
Live: | ||
BDO World Masters | Live: | |
Live: |
Gaelic Games
[edit]Golf
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Majors | ||
The Open Championship | Live: All four rounds exclusively live. [27] | |
The Masters | ||
Live: All four rounds. [28] | ||
US Open | [29] | |
PGA Championship | Live: Exclusive rights to the 2018 PGA Championship [30] | |
Ladies' Majors | ||
ANA Inspiration | ||
U.S. Women's Open | ||
Women's PGA Championship | ||
Women's British Open | ||
The Evian Championship | ||
Team Events | ||
Ryder Cup | ||
Solheim Cup | ||
Presidents Cup | ||
EurAsia Cup | ||
Other Events | ||
PGA Tour events | ||
European Tour events | ||
LPGA Tour | ||
Irish Open |
Hockey
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Hockey World Cup | ||
Women's Hockey World Cup | ||
FIH Hockey World League | ||
Hockey Champions Trophy | ||
Irish Hockey League | ||
Irish Senior Cup |
Horse Racing
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Cheltenham Festival | ||
Aintree Grand National | ||
Winter Festival at Kempton Park | ||
Punchestown Irish National Hunt Festival | ||
Easter Festival at Fairyhouse | ||
Galway Races | ||
Christmas Festival at Leopardstown | ||
Dublin Racing Festival | ||
Irish Triple Crown events | ||
Irish Guineas Festival | ||
Irish Derby Festival | ||
Irish Champions Weekend | ||
Other events | ||
Royal Ascot | ||
Epsom Derby | ||
Glorious Goodwood | ||
Dubai World Cup | ||
Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe | ||
Melbourne Cup | ||
Kentucky Derby | ||
Scottish Grand National | ||
Welsh Grand National |
Ice Hockey
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Ice Hockey World Championships | ||
National Hockey League | ||
Champions Hockey League |
Mixed Martial Arts
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
UFC | Live: All numbered and fight night events in a multi-year deal. [31] | |
Cage Warriors | ||
BAMMA | ||
Bellator MMA | ||
KSW |
Motor Racing
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Formula 1 | ||
Formula 2 | ||
Formula 3 | ||
Formula E | ||
Moto GP | ||
Superbike World Championship | ||
British Superbike Championship | ||
World Rally Championship | ||
FIA World Rallycross Championship | ||
Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters | Live: Coverage of every round of the 2018 season. [32] Highlights: Hour-long package on Thursday nights after every round. [32] | |
World Touring Car Cup | ||
British Touring Car Championship | ||
FIA World Endurance Championship | ||
NASCAR | ||
IndyCar Series |
Multi-Discipline Events
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Summer Olympic Games | ||
Winter Olympic Games | ||
Paralympic Games | ||
Commonwealth Games | ||
Invictus Games | ||
Special Olympics |
Rowing
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
World Rowing Championships | ||
European Rowing Championships | ||
The Boat Race |
Rugby Union
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
International competitions | ||
Rugby World Cup | Live: 13 games, including all of Ireland's games, and all 48 matches of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. | |
Live: All 48 games on the 2019 edition. | ||
British and Irish Lions | ||
Natwest 6 Nations | ||
The Rugby Championship | ||
Women's Rugby World Cup | ||
Women's Six Nations Championship | ||
Six Nations Under 20s Championship | ||
Rugby World Cup Sevens | ||
World Rugby Sevens Series | ||
World Rugby Under 20 Championship | ||
Autumn International matches | Live: All Ireland matches until 2022. [33] | |
Live: All Ireland matches until 2021. [34] | ||
Summer International matches | ||
Continental competitions | ||
European Rugby Champions Cup | ||
European Rugby Challenge Cup | ||
Super Rugby | ||
Domestic competitions | ||
Ulster Bank All-Ireland League | ||
Guinness Pro 14 | Live: [35] | |
Aviva Premiership | ||
Top 14 | ||
Mitre 10 Cup | ||
Currie Cup | ||
Anglo-Welsh Cup | ||
British and Irish Cup | ||
School's Cup Rugby |
Rugby League
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Rugby League World Cup | ||
Four Nations | ||
Super League | ||
National Rugby League | Live: up to three weekly matches per round, finals series and Grand Final until 2022. [36] | |
Challenge Cup | ||
State of Origin | Live: until 2022. [36] | |
World Club Challenge |
Sailing
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
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America's Cup | ||
Volvo Ocean Race |
Show Jumping
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Dublin Horse Show |
Snooker
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Triple Crown events | ||
World Snooker Championship | Live: until 2024 | |
Live: until 2026 | ||
Masters | Live: until 2024 | |
Live: until 2026 | ||
UK Championship | Live: until 2023 | |
Live: until 2025 | ||
Other Events | ||
Home Nations Series (English Open, Welsh Open, Scottish Open & Northern Ireland Open) |
Live: All afternoon & evening sessions. | |
BBC Wales [1] |
Live: All afternoons sessions and both sessions of finals. Highlights: All evening sessions. | |
Champion of Champions | Live: | |
World Grand Prix | Live: | |
Players Championship | Live: | |
World Snooker Shoot-Out | Live: | |
Other Snooker events | Live: Eighteen other events each season until 2026. |
1: ^ with the exception of the Welsh Open which is broadcast free-to-air on BBC Wales.
Swimming
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
FINA World Aquatics Championships | ||
FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m) | ||
LEN European Aquatics Championships | ||
European Short Course Swimming Championships |
Tennis
[edit]Event | Broadcaster | Details |
---|---|---|
Grand Slam events | ||
Wimbledon | ||
US Open | Live: Exclusive coverage until 2022. [41] | |
French Open | ||
Australian Open | Live: Exclusive coverage until 2031. [42] | |
Professional Tours | ||
ATP Finals | ||
WTA Finals | ||
ATP World Tour | ||
WTA Tour | ||
Team events | ||
Davis Cup | ||
Fed Cup | ||
Laver Cup | Live: Exclusive coverage until 2019. [43] | |
Hopman Cup |
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