This Saturday RTÉ Sport will celebrate women's sport across TV, radio, online and on RTÉ Player. Super Saturday will be centred around two showpiece events, the FAI Cup Final and the All-Ireland Camogie Final.
On RTÉ2 there will be over ten hours of sport including a look back at one of the greatest achievements of an Irish team in the 2018 Hockey World Cup semi-final followed by the FAI Cup Final between Peamount United and Cork City live from Tallaght Stadium and Galway v Kilkenny in the All-Ireland Camogie Final, live from Croke Park.
An extended Saturday Sport on RTÉ Radio 1 will also have full live coverage of both the FAI Cup Final and the All Ireland Camogie Final.
RTÉ Player will have an array of sports documentaries while RTÉ Sport Online will have live blogs of both games, reporters at the grounds and preview content, including columns, podcasts and feature interviews.
Live blogs of both the All Ireland Camogie Final and the FAI Cup Final, reports at the grounds, preview content, including columns, podcasts and feature interviews.
Super Saturday kicks-off at 12.25 pm on RTÉ2 and at 2.00pm on RTÉ Radio 1.
RTÉ2
12.25pm RTÉ Sports Classic
Hockey: Ireland v Spain, Hockey World Cup Semi-Final, 2018. Irish Women's Hockey defied all expectations to take the nation on an unforgettable ride all the way to the World Cup Final. Relive all the drama of Ireland's incredible semi-final against Spain.
1:25pm FIFA Women's World Cup 2019 Official Film
USA stormed to victory and recorded a fourth star as France hosted the greatest-ever FIFA Women's World Cup last year - seen for the first time in Ireland free-to-air on RTÉ2. Relive France 2019 like never before with the Official Film!
2:30pm FAI Women's Cup Final
Clare MacNamara presents live coverage from Tallaght Stadium of the FAI Women's Cup Final between Peamount United and Cork City. Marie Crowe is the sideline reporter. The match kicks off at 3.15pm.
5:40pm The Geansai
Ladies Le Liathroidi - A look at the changing role of women in the GAA.
6:10pm The Saturday Game Live Senior Camogie Final
Evanne Ní Chuilinn is joined by Anna Geary, Ann Marie Hayes and Ursula Jacob for live coverage from Croke Park of Kilkenny v Galway in the All Ireland Senior Camogie Final. Elaine Alyward joins Marty Morrissey on commentary. Siobhan Madigan is the sideline reporter.
9:00pm Saturday Night Movie: Float Like A Butterfly
Drama set at the time of former world champion Muhammad Ali's visit to Ireland in 1972, Float Like a Butterfly sees two communities in conflict, the Settled and the Travellers, as tensions simmer in a rural setting.
RTÉ Radio 1
2.00pm Saturday Sport
A specially extended Saturday Sport presented by Joanne Cantwell from Croke Park with Des Cahill and John Murray in studio and featuring full live commentary of both the Women's FAI Cup Final and the All-Ireland Camogie Final.
Kylie Murphy, the Wexford Youths captain who lifted the trophy last year, will join John Kenny on commentary for the FAI Cup Final.
IN Croke Park Pauric Lodge will be alongside former Wexford star Kate Kelly, while Aoife Sheehan, retured Limerick camogie player, will be with Joanne for pre-match, half-time and full-time analysis.
RTÉ Sport Online
Thursday's GAA podcast will include a preview of the camogie final, while the Soccer podcast takes a look ahead to the clash in Tallaght.
We will have previews, columns and feature interviews ahead of both games, as well as live blogs of both the All-Ireland Camogie final and the FAI Cup final and reporters at the grounds.
RTÉ Player
Highlights from Women's Hockey, Women's Six Nations, Camogie, European Rowing as well as interviews from The Tommy Tiernan Show.
You can also stream the full RTÉ One and RTÉ2 broadcast schedule on Saturday 12 December or catch up afterwards.
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Documentary series following female athletes Nicci Daly, Sarah Carey, Phil Healy, Orla Walsh and Samantha Lambert.
Cameras go behind the scenes to follow a season in the life of All-Ireland champions the Dublin Ladies Footballers.
The stories of four GAA players who began life in different countries. Having come to Ireland for different reasons, they all now share a common love of Gaelic Games.
Jacqui Hurley follows camogie player Anna Geary and hurlers Lar Corbett and Mikey Carton, as they reveal what it takes to become a GAA star.
Herstory: Ireland's Epic Women
Documentary series tells the stories of compelling Irish women from history, exploring Irish culture, heritage, innovation and experience – past and present – through a uniquely female lens. Including Olympian Lady Mary Heath, of Limerick, who was a woman of many firsts.
