2018 for the All-Ireland Football and Hurling Championships Live

                            2018 for the All-Ireland Football and Hurling Championships Live

2018 for the All-Ireland Football and Hurling Championships Live

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While the formats in both codes have been much debated and offer plenty of intrigue, Sky Sports will track the drama throughout the season with 20 live games, including the All-Ireland semi-finals and finals.
Our fantastic team of experts including Peter Canavan, JJ Delaney and Jamesie O'Connor will continue to offer unparalleled in-depth analysis as the All Ireland Championships go through one of the biggest shake-ups we have ever seen.....
The action on the pitch promises to be just as dramatic after a thrilling 2017 saw Dublin claim the Sam Maguire Cup in football and Galway win a first Liam McCarthy Cup since 1988 with their hurling triumph.
And in some ways it's a step into the unknown as a few alterations to the current formats across the Hurling and Gaelic Football championships headline an overhaul that kicks in this year and includes changes to the respective provincial championships as well as underage sport.

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The Leinster and Munster Senior Championships will be played on a round-robin basis from the 2018 season, with the new format agreed until 2020.
Each provincial championship will consist of five counties, who will all play two home games and two away games, replacing the traditional knockout structure.
From there, the two top teams in each province will qualify for the provincial finals, while the consequent winners will progress to the All-Ireland semi-final stage.
A new provincial second tier competition has also been created, to be called the Joe McDonagh Cup, and it will include Antrim, Carlow, Kerry, Laois, Meath and Westmeath for 2018.
The winner of this second-tier competition will be promoted to their respective provincial championship the following year.
There have also been changes at underage level for hurling, with Galway and 'any suitable Ulster teams' to be accepted into the Leinster U21 and Minor Hurling Championships.
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