Five Great Sporting Events in Ireland This Weekend
Special Olympics National Games
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Sport Ireland Campus, Morton Stadium and Various Venues
1,200 athletes are taking part in the biggest gathering for inclusive sport, spanning 12 disciplines and multiple venues in Dublin. Go if you get a chance.
Kerry Vs Armagh
Saturday, Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney
This could have been an All-Ireland Final, but instead it is for a spot in the quarter-finals, and by 5pm on Saturday, one of the big beasts will be gone.
ATP Dublin Challenger Tennis
Saturday and Sunday, Elm Park Tennis Club
Grand Slam finalists, Irish stars and some of the best tennis to ever be staged in Ireland
Dublin Vs Donegal
Sunday, Croke Park
This is the mirror of the Kerry Armagh match on Saturday. Dublin go into the game as underdogs, but they may yet have a kick in this year’s Championship, at the expense of the team that were favourites only two weeks ago. Or maybe not!
Leinster Vs Bulls
Friday night, Croke Park
A big European final in Croke Park with a chance for Leinster to end a season of dominance with a trophy to match.
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