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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Eight of these games will be available via the LGFA's live-streaming platform for €11.99 per match this weekend
Nine games will be streamed live during the 2025 Lidl National Leagues this weekend, offering fans the chance to catch key fixtures across Divisions 1, 2, and 3.
Eight of these games will be available via the LGFA's live-streaming platform for €11.99 per match, and the headline clash between Kerry and Armagh will be televised live on TG4 from Austin Stack Park, Tralee, at 1:30 pm on Saturday.
Among the fixtures available for streaming is Donegal's opening Division 2 match against Clare on Sunday at 1pm.
Donegal, under new management, will look to start their campaign strong in what promises to be a competitive season. Fans can follow the action live through the LGFA's streaming service.
Donegal's squad this season will be captained by Roisin Rodgers and supported by vice-captains Suzanne White (Killybegs) and Evelyn McGinley (Termon).
The 2025 Lidl National League sees eight teams competing in each division, with the top two advancing directly to their respective finals. For Division 2, the final will take place on April 12 at Croke Park.
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