Ireland · Live tonight · Est. 2006

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a match in an
Irish pub.

Every big screen in Ireland, from the city-centre giants to the smallest village local. Find the pub showing your match, check the channel, book the table.

122 pubs · 19 cities · every channel that matters

On the big screens

This week's matches

All fixtures and kick-off times → Channel = usual Irish broadcaster; check with the pub.

The locals

Featured pubs

By city

Find your local

Dublin

From Temple Bar's big-screen giants to the GAA locals around Croke Park - the capital has a stool for every kind of fan.

61 pubs →

Cork

Match day on Leeside: mega screens on Washington Street, rooftop pints at the Mardyke and a harbour view in Cobh.

11 pubs →

Galway

The west's home of the Premier League weekend and Connacht rugby nights, from Eyre Square to the Latin Quarter.

10 pubs →

Limerick

Munster rugby country: award-winning sporting pubs on Catherine Street and O'Connell Street where match day is a religion.

11 pubs →

Waterford

Ireland's oldest city knows its hurling. Self-pour beer walls, GAA HQs and every big match on the screens.

5 pubs →

Kilkenny

Hurling heartland: the biggest pub screens in the Marble City and a roar for every Cats championship weekend.

6 pubs →

Athlone

On the Shannon in the midlands, halfway between Dublin and Galway: where to catch the match in Athlone.

2 pubs →

Tralee

Kerry's county town, where Gaelic football comes first: where to catch the match in Tralee.

1 pub →

Bray

Wicklow's seaside town at the end of the DART line: where to catch the match in Bray.

2 pubs →

Sligo

Yeats country on the north-west coast and home of Sligo Rovers: where to catch the match in Sligo.

2 pubs →

Killarney

Kerry's lakeside town, with Gaelic football in its blood: where to catch the match in Killarney.

2 pubs →

Naas

Kildare's county town, a short hop from Dublin: where to catch the match in Naas.

2 pubs →

Drogheda

On the Boyne in County Louth and home of Drogheda United: where to catch the match in Drogheda.

1 pub →

Dundalk

Louth's border town and home of Dundalk FC: where to catch the match in Dundalk.

1 pub →

Wexford

The harbour town of the sunny south-east, in hurling country: where to catch the match in Wexford.

1 pub →

Ennis

Clare's county town, where hurling comes first: where to catch the match in Ennis.

1 pub →

Navan

Meath's county town on the Boyne: where to catch the match in Navan.

1 pub →

Carlow

Carlow's county town on the River Barrow: where to catch the match in Carlow.

1 pub →

Castlebar

Mayo's county town, where Gaelic football is a way of life: where to catch the match in Castlebar.

1 pub →

The atmosphere

What match night looks like

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