Kerry v Cavan LIVE stream for All-Ireland Minor quarter-final
Kerry and Cavan meet this afternoon in the All-Ireland Minor quarter finals as we quickly approach the business end of the season.
The Kingdom won yet another minor Munster crown and will be heavily favoured for this one while Cavan will be happy making an Ulster final.
They were well beaten in their provincial final by a talented Tyrone team but will be hoping to cause a stir and blow the Championship wide open.
Today's game takes place at Laois Hire O'Moore Park, Portlaoise with throw-in set for 12 pm.
The game is available to watch live and for free on TG4 Sport's YouTube page. You can scroll to the top of the page to our video player where you can watch the game.
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