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The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship reaches its climax this weekend with old rivals Dublin and Kerry battling it out to be top dogs. Here's all you need to know about the game.

Where and when is it on?

The match takes place at Croke Park in Dublin with a 3.30pm throw-in on Sunday.

What’s the team news?

We’ll bring you team news from both camps on Independent.ie as soon as it’s released.

Where can I watch the game?

The match is being shown live on RTE2 and BBC2. It will be streamed live on the RTE Player and you can also follow all the action as it happens in our liveblog.

What can I read and listen to on Independent.ie?

Roy Curtis is asking how can Mick Fitzsimons defuse David Clifford, while Dessie Farrell is full of praise for the Kingdom’s talisman and Jack O’Connor has been looking back on the 2011 final.

John Mullane and Eddie Brennan joined Michael Verney to look back on another incredible Limerick display in the hurling final and ask what did Kilkenny get wrong?

Are Limerick better than ever? And what sets them apart?

Plus, don’t forget to join The Throw-In Football team on Thursday as they look ahead to next Sunday’s All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Kerry.

Join the Throw-In every Monday for all your weekend GAA reaction and analysis from the Irish Independent sports team and visit Independent.ie for the latest GAA news.

Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts from.

And you can also catch up on the latest episode of Philly McMahon’s Breaking Ball series that’s running till the end of the Championship below.

There is limited GAA on TV and available to live stream this weekend. The only game in men's GAA is the 2023 All-Ireland senior football final along with more action from the All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship, with the semi-finals taking place this weekend.

All Fixtures listed are available to watch live on TV or available on paid live streams.

GAA On TV Saturday, July 29 TG4 Ladies All-Ireland Senior Football Championship - Semi-Finals Kerry v Mayo at 5pm on TG4

Dublin v Cork at 7:30pm on TG4

Tickets available here

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GAA on TV Preview On Saturday, TG4 will show two of the weekend's hotly anticipated All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final ties as Kerry face Mayo at 5pm and Dublin meets Cork at 7:30pm.

On Sunday, RTÉ has the weekend's headline game up for viewing. Kerry and Dublin will grace the pitch in Croke Park at 3:30pm for the All-Ireland football final.

GAA on TV - GAA Fixtures - Hurling championship fixtures - hurling fixtures 10 July 2022; Brian Fenton of Dublin in action against Jack Barry of Kerry during the GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Semi-Final match between Dublin and Kerry at Croke Park in Dublin.

Dublin v Kerry Live All-Ireland SFC Final TV Channel on RTE and BBC 30 July 2023

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What time and TV channel is Dublin v Kerry on today in the All-Ireland football final?
Dublin v Kerry, All-Ireland SFC final: What time, what channel, team news and all you need to know
The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship reaches its climax this weekend with old rivals Dublin and Kerry battling it out to be top dogs. Here's all you need to know about the game.
Where and when is it on?

The match takes place at Croke Park in Dublin with a 3.30pm throw-in on Sunday.

What’s the team news?

We’ll bring you team news from both camps on Independent.ie as soon as it’s released.

Where can I watch the game?

The match is being shown live on RTE2 and BBC2. It will be streamed live on the RTE Player and you can also follow all the action as it happens in our liveblog.

What can I read and listen to on Independent.ie?

Roy Curtis is asking how can Mick Fitzsimons defuse David Clifford, while Dessie Farrell is full of praise for the Kingdom’s talisman and Jack O’Connor has been looking back on the 2011 final.

John Mullane and Eddie Brennan joined Michael Verney to look back on another incredible Limerick display in the hurling final and ask what did Kilkenny get wrong?

Are Limerick better than ever? And what sets them apart?

Plus, don’t forget to join The Throw-In Football team on Thursday as they look ahead to next Sunday’s All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Kerry.

Join the Throw-In every Monday for all your weekend GAA reaction and analysis from the Irish Independent sports team and visit Independent.ie for the latest GAA news.

Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts from.

And you can also catch up on the latest episode of Philly McMahon’s Breaking Ball series that’s running till the end of the Championship below.

Dublin and Kerry collide in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final this afternoon.

These great rivals have had some cracking battles over the years and today's clash should be no different.

Kerry haven't beaten the Dubs in an All-Ireland final since 1985, losing against them in three deciders since.

But they'll be hoping superstar David Clifford can help fire them to back-to-back Championships for the first time since 2007.

Jack O'Connor had made one change to the Kerry side that started against Derry two weeks ago, with Stephen O'Brien starting in place of Adrian Spillane, who is named on the bench. Tony Brosnan misses out due to the recurrence of a respiratory condition and is replaced in the matchday panel of 26 by Killian Spillane.

The Dubs have named the same team that started against Monaghan, but it would be somewhat of a surprise if Dessie Farrell doesn't make any changes before throw-in, with Ciaran Kilkenny currently on the bench, but expected to start.

Ross McGarry replaces Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne on the bench in the only change to the panel, while Sean Bugler has been named on the bench despite fitness concerns.

Can it be streamed live?
The match can be viewed online in Ireland via the RTE Player, in the UK via the BBC iPlayer and via GAAGO in the rest of the world.

Dublin team
Stephen Cluxton; Eoin Murchan, Michael Fitzsimons, David Byrne; James McCarthy, John Small, Lee Gannon; Brian Fenton, Brian Howard; Paddy Small, Paul Mannion, Niall Scully; Cormac Costello, Con O'Callaghan, Colm Basquel.

Subs: Evan Comerford, Sean Bugler, Ciaran Kilkenny, Tom Lahiff, Sean MacMahon, Jack McCaffrey, Ross McGarry, Cian Murphy, Daire Newcombe, Lorcan O'Dell, Dean Rock.

Kerry team
Shane Ryan; Gen O'Brien; ckley.

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What time and TV channel is Dublin v Kerry on today in the All-Ireland football final?
Dublin v Kerry, All-Ireland SFC final: What time, what channel, team news and all you need to know
The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship reaches its climax this weekend with old rivals Dublin and Kerry battling it out to be top dogs. Here's all you need to know about the game.
Where and when is it on?

The match takes place at Croke Park in Dublin with a 3.30pm throw-in on Sunday.

What’s the team news?


Where can I watch the game?

The match is being shown live on RTE2 and BBC2. It will be streamed live on the RTE Player and you can also follow all the action as it happens in our liveblog.

What can I read and listen to on Independent.ie?

Roy Curtis is asking how can Mick Fitzsimons defuse David Clifford, while Dessie Farrell is full of praise for the Kingdom’s talisman and Jack O’Connor has been looking back on the 2011 final.

John Mullane and Eddie Brennan joined Michael Verney to look back on another incredible Limerick display in the hurling final and ask what did Kilkenny get wrong?

Are Limerick better than ever? And what sets them apart?

Plus, don’t forget to join The Throw-In Football team on Thursday as they look ahead to next Sunday’s All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Kerry.

Join the Throw-In every Monday for all your weekend GAA reaction and analysis from the Irish Independent sports team and visit Independent.ie for the latest GAA news.

Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts from.

And you can also catch up on the latest episode of Philly McMahon’s Breaking Ball series that’s running till the end of the Championship below.

Dublin and Kerry collide in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final this afternoon.

These great rivals have had some cracking battles over the years and today's clash should be no different.

Kerry haven't beaten the Dubs in an All-Ireland final since 1985, losing against them in three deciders since.

But they'll be hoping superstar David Clifford can help fire them to back-to-back Championships for the first time since 2007.

Jack O'Connor had made one change to the Kerry side that started against Derry two weeks ago, with Stephen O'Brien starting in place of Adrian Spillane, who is named on the bench. Tony Brosnan misses out due to the recurrence of a respiratory condition and is replaced in the matchday panel of 26 by Killian Spillane.

The Dubs have named the same team that started against Monaghan, but it would be somewhat of a surprise if Dessie Farrell doesn't make any changes before throw-in, with Ciaran Kilkenny currently on the bench, but expected to start.

Ross McGarry replaces Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne on the bench in the only change to the panel, while Sean Bugler has been named on the bench despite fitness concerns.

Can it be streamed live?
The match can be viewed online in Ireland via the RTE Player, in the UK via the BBC iPlayer and via GAAGO in the rest of the world.

Dublin team
Stephen Cluxton; Eoin Murchan, Michael Fitzsimons, David Byrne; James McCarthy, John Small, Lee Gannon; Brian Fenton, Brian Howard; Paddy Small, Paul Mannion, Niall Scully; Cormac Costello, Con O'Callaghan, Colm Basquel.

Subs: Evan Comerford, Sean Bugler, Ciaran Kilkenny, Tom Lahiff, Sean MacMahon, Jack McCaffrey, Ross McGarry, Cian Murphy, Daire Newcombe, Lorcan O'Dell, Dean Rock.

Kerry team
Shane Ryan; Graham O'Sullivan, Jason Foley, Tom O'Sullivan; Paul Murphy, Tadhg Morley, Gavin White; Diarmuid O'Connor, Jack Barry; Dara Moynihan, Seán O'Shea, Stephen O'Brien; Paudie Clifford, David Clifford, Paul Geaney.

Subs: Shane Murphy (GK), Adrian Spillane, Brian Ó Beaglaoich, Mike Breen, Barry Dan O'Sullivan, Ruairí Murphy, Micheál Burns, Killian Spillane, Dylan Casey, Donal O'Sullivan, Ronan Buckley.

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