What time and TV channel is Galway v Meath on today in the All-Ireland?
They'll go after Conor Flaherty in the Galway goals with that press - particularly when Galway are kicking into the breeze - and seek to make hay by pulling the trigger on the two pointers, although with wind not as big a factor in Croke Park it probably works against them. They'll also need Matthew Costello fit.
Galway have refused to be knocked out of this Championship and they've gone close three times. The sight of Croke Park should lift them and they have a big edge in experience.
Shane Walsh sustained a shoulder problem last weekend against Down while Rob Finnerty is flying. Can Sean Rafferty and Donal Keogan stop them? Galway look too hard nosed and might get the job done here.
Where is the game being played?
The game is being played at Croke Park
What time is throw-in?
Throw in is at 1.45pm.
Can I watch the game on TV?
Yes the game is on RTE 2.
Is the game being streamed online?
Yes, the game will be live streamed on the RTE Player
Betting Odds:
Meath: 11/4
Draw: 8/1
Galway: 2/5
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