GAA GUIDE: Where and when to watch Waterford's clash against Dublin on TV and stream

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Peter Queally's Waterford host Dublin in Division 1B of the League at Walsh Park this Sunday

As the Allianz Leagues continue to heat up, GAA fans will have the choice of six live games on TV this weekend, including the Waterford hurlers game against Dublin.

TG4 once again leads the charge as they are set to broadcast five of the weekend's six televised games, with RTÉ opting for the clash of reigning All-Ireland champions Armagh against the 2023 champions, Dublin, on Saturday evening.

TG4's coverage kicks off at 3pm on Saturday with the Ladies meeting of Dublin and Meath at 3pm, followed by the Division 1A hurling clash between Cork and Kilkenny at Páirc Uí Chaoimh at 5pm.

On Sunday, the all-Ulster meeting of Donegal and near-neighbours Derry kicks off the day's schedule at 1.45pm, before attentions switch to hurling for the mouth-watering fixture between All-Ireland champions Clare and Limerick at the Gaelic Grounds.

The Waterford hurlers host Dublin in the final game of the weekend at Walsh Park, with live coverage on TG4 Player and app from 2pm, and deferred TV coverage at 5.45pm.

GAA available on TV or stream this week (March 1-2):

Saturday, March 1

Ladies NFL Division 1

Dublin v Meath, Parnell Park, 3pm - TG4

Allianz HL Division 1A

Cork v Kilkenny, SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh 5pm - TG4

Allianz FL Division 1

Armagh v Dublin, BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, Armagh 7.35pm - RTE

Sunday, March 2

Donegal v Derry, Ballyshannon 1.45pm - TG4

Allianz HL Division 1B

Waterford v Dublin, Walsh Park, Waterford 2pm - Live on TG4 Player and App/Deferred TV at 5.45pm