What sport can you watch?
Gaelic games are at the heart of Irish sport, and the IPTV line-up follows them through the whole year: the spring leagues, the provincial and national championships over the summer, and the club and county games in the autumn. Ladies' football, camogie and underage games are covered too.
The same plan brings you the rest of the sporting calendar: rugby internationals and provincial rugby, Irish and English soccer, European club football, horse racing, golf, boxing and motor sport. You do not need a separate sports pack. Every sports channel in the line-up is included.
Why fans switch to IPTV
Following Irish sport on traditional pay TV often means paying for several services: one for the free-to-air games, another sports pack for the matches it does not carry, and a separate streaming pass for the rest. Those packs add up quickly, and they sit on top of your broadband bill.
IPTV puts the Irish and international sports channels into one plan, from €4.46 a month. You pay once for the length of plan you pick, and nothing renews by itself.
It is also more flexible. Watch the football on the big TV in the sitting room while the hurling plays on a tablet in the kitchen. Follow your county on your phone when you are away from home. With a multi-screen plan, everyone in the house can watch a different match at the same time.
How to watch
- Choose a plan: one screen, or a multi-screen plan for the whole household.
- Install an IPTV app on your TV, Fire TV Stick, phone or tablet.
- Type in the login details we email you after you order.
- Open the sports channels group, or use the TV guide to find the match.
- Watch in HD or 4K. A wired connection to the router gives the steadiest picture.
Our installation guide shows each step for every device, with pictures.
The sporting year at a glance
- January to April: the spring leagues in Gaelic football and hurling, and the rugby internationals.
- April to July: the provincial and national championships.
- July and August: the national finals in hurling and football.
- August to May: the soccer season in England and Europe.
- September to December: club and county championships.
- All year: racing, golf, boxing and motor sport.
Frequently asked questions
Can I watch Gaelic games live with IPTV?
Yes. The Irish and international sports channels in the line-up carry live Gaelic football, hurling and camogie through the season, from the spring leagues to the summer championships and the club games in the autumn.
Can I watch two matches at the same time?
Yes, with a multi-screen plan. Each TV, phone or tablet on the plan can show a different match at the same time.
Can I watch Irish sport from abroad?
Yes. IPTV works over the internet, so you can follow Irish sport from the UK, the US, Australia or anywhere else with a steady broadband connection.
Last updated: November 2026