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Termon's Evan Coleman gathers a pass against Four Masters Joe Leape. Photo Thomas Gallagher
The four Donegal games being streamed live this weekend have been confirmed by Streamsport.
Three Senior Football Championship games and one Intermediate match will be shown on the streaming site.
The two games on Saturday begin with the clash of St Naul’s against Gaoth Dobhair at Gerard Gallagher Park at 5pm, followed by the clash between neighbours Naomh Conaill and Ardara at Davy Brennan Memorial Park at 7.30pm.
Both home sides will be looking for their first win of the championship, while the away teams come into the game buoyed by an opening game victory.
On Sunday, the Intermediate championship kicks off the action as Naomh Muire, Íochtar na Rosann host Red Hughs at the Banks at 2pm, with both sides taking comfortable wins last weekend.
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The senior action returns at 4pm, as Termon will be looking for their first win as Four Masters come to the Burn Road.
Head to Streamsport to purchase a match pass, or the season pass.
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