Armagh Ladies game versus Galway set to be live-streamed

Armagh Ladies’ league fixture at home to Galway this Sunday will be one of six live-streamed games by the LGFA, who announced their new streaming service on Friday.

The game was previously set not be available for live viewing, however the Ladies Gaelic Football Association today announced details of a comprehensive live-streaming service that will enable fans to watch selected fixtures in the 2024 Lidl National Leagues, TG4 All-Ireland Championships and All-Ireland Club Championships.

Selected fixtures that are not being shown live on TG4 will be made available for €10 at https://page.inplayer.com/streamsportireland/ and six games are scheduled for live streaming next Sunday, February 4, including Armagh v Galway.

Armagh have begun their league campaign tremendously, with two wins from two games under new manager Greg McGonigle. They defeated Waterford 2-8 to 2-3 at home, before overturning Cork 1-8 to 1-6 on the road last weekend.

Conversely, Galway go into Sunday's clash in desperate need of a win, having lost out against Cork and Mayo in their opening fixtures.

The new service begins next Sunday, February 4 with the following fixtures (all games 2pm)

Division 1: Armagh v Galway; Mayo v Dublin; Waterford v Meath

Division 2: Donegal v Westmeath; Cavan v Kildare; Tyrone v Monaghan

While the LGFA will not stream every single game across all divisions and grades each weekend, their providers are open to streaming any game for any county through the platform, once a minimum production cost is met.

In the event that a county’s particular game is not on the featured programme of matches and a particular county wants their game streamed on the platform, they are asked to contact [email protected] for details.