RTÉ Sport will show all six of the Republic of Ireland's men's UEFA Nations League Group B2 games – kicking off with the big one, England at home in the Aviva Stadium, on Saturday, 7 September.
As new head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson gets his feet under the table, Ireland then take on Greece at the Aviva Stadium on Tuesday, 10 September before a double-header of away games against Finland on Thursday, 10 October, followed by Greece away on Sunday, 13 October.
The UEFA Nations League campaign wraps up in November, with Finland at home on Thursday, 14 November and England away on Sunday, 17 November.
Eileen Gleeson's women's side, meanwhile, will be in Euro 2025 play-off action, also live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player.
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Should Ireland overcome Georgia they’ll face either Wales or Slovakia over two legs for a place in next summer’s finals.
That tournament will be broadcast live on RTÉ after a landmark agreement between the European Broadcasting Union and UEFA was reached.
RTÉ Group Head of Sport Declan McBennett: said "For many years we have placed women’s sport at the heart of our coverage, including the Women’s Euros in 2022 and the World Cup last year in Australia.
"We are delighted that every game from Euro 2025 will be carried by RTÉ and we desperately hope our national team carve their own path to Switzerland via the play-offs."
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