NINE GAA GAMES are live on TV this week as part of a hectic week of action.<\/p>\n
\n Mayo and Tyrone face off next Saturday night.<\/p>\n
Source: Laszlo Geczo\/INPHO<\/p>\n
On Saturday the inter-county action commences with the football league tie involving Tyrone against Mayo, a repeat of last year\u2019s All-Ireland decider, and the hurling league clash of Down against Kerry.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s also a ladies football league semi-final double-header with Dublin taking on Donegal and Meath facing Mayo.<\/p>\n
Then Sunday\u2019s league games involving Kilkenny against Waterford in hurling, while a pair of football games take place with Armagh playing Kerry and Dublin meeting Donegal.<\/p>\n
\n Dublin meet Donegal on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Source: John McVitty\/INPHO<\/p>\n
On Sunday, TG4 will trial a \u2018picture in picture\u2019 feature during their live coverage of Kilkenny v Waterford. These will show cutaways that feature the major moments from two key other Division 1 hurling matches, Limerick v Offaly and Laois v Dublin.<\/p>\n
Before that Croke Park is the focus on Thursday for the All-Ireland senior colleges football and hurling finals, with the prestigious Hogan Cup and Croke Cup titles on offer. There are Kerry, Kildare, Limerick and Kilkenny sides all chasing glory in the deciders as St Brendan\u2019s Killarney take on Naas CBS, before Ardscoil R\u00eds play St Kieran\u2019s Kilkenny.<\/p>\n
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Here\u2019s what\u2019s in store:\n<\/p>\n
Thursday<\/p>\n
Saturday<\/p>\n
Sunday<\/p>\n