It's a long weekend, which also means it's a long weekend of sport on the telly.
On Saturday, the Republic of Ireland face Armenia, while the United Rugby Championship sees Leinster in action at the RDS.
There's also plenty of coverage of this weekend's GAA fixtures, including Kilkenny v Galway and Clare v Limerick in their respective provincial finals, as well as games in the Tailteann Cup and first round of the All-Ireland football qualifiers.
Here's all the sport being televised this weekend...
Saturday
Cork v Louth (All-Ireland Football Championship, Round 1) - 2pm. Live on GAA GO.
Mayo v Monaghan (All-Ireland Football Championship, Round 1) - 4pm. Live on Sky Sports Arena.
Clare v Meath (All-Ireland Football Championship, Round 1) - 6pm. Live on GAAGO.
Offaly v New York (Tailteann Cup, Southern group quarter-final) - Tullamore, 2pm. Live on GAAGO.
Antrim v Kerry (Joe McDonagh Cup Final) - 4.30pm. Live on RTÉ Two.
Galway v Kilkenny (Leinster Hurling Final) - 7pm. Live on RTÉ Two.
Leinster v Glasgow Warriors (United Rugby Championship) - 3.15pm. Live on RTÉ One.
Stormers v Edinburgh (United Rugby Championship) - 6pm. Live on TG4.
Armenia v Republic of Ireland (UEFA Nations League) - 2pm. Live on RTÉ Two.
Hungary v England (UEFA Nations League) - 5pm. Live on Virgin Media Two.
Italy v Germany (UEFA Nations League) - 7.45pm. Live on Virgin Media Two.
Epsom Derby (Platinum Jubilee Special) - Live from 12.40pm on Virgin Media One.
Jakarta ePrix (Formula E) - 8.30am - Live on Channel 4.
European Open - Coverage on Sky Sports Golf from 12pm.
US Women's Open - Coverage on Sky Sports Main Event from 7pm.
Sunday
Armagh v Tyrone (All-Ireland Football Championship, Round 1) - 1.30pm. Live on RTÉ Two.
Leitrim v Sligo (Tailteann Cup, Northern Group Quarter-final) - 3pm. Live on GAAGO.
Clare v Limerick (Munster Hurling Final) - 4pm. Live on RTÉ Two.
European Open - Coverage on Sky Sports Golf from 12pm.
US Women's Open - Coverage on Sky Sports Main Event from 8pm.
George Kambosos v Devin Haney (Undisputed World Lightweight Title) - Coverage on Sky Sports Main Event from 2am.
