The 2026 GAA Rounders All-Ireland Championship Finals continue over the next two Sundays with clubs from across the country competing for national honours in the Men’s and Mixed Finals.
A major milestone for the sport this year sees all finals being live streamed with full commentary on the TG4 Sport YouTube channel, bringing the action to supporters at home and abroad.
Following the conclusion of the Women’s Finals, attention now turns to the Men’s Finals in Offaly on 6 September and the Mixed Finals in Mallow, Co. Cork, on 13 September.
Men’s Finals
Sunday, 6 September 2026
Offaly GAA Centre of Excellence, Kilcormac
Junior Men’s Final (11am)
Gusserane (Wexford) v Myshall (Carlow)
Intermediate Men’s Final (1pm)
St. Clare’s (Cavan) v St. Senan’s (Limerick)
Senior Men’s Final (3.30pm)
Carrickmacross Emmets (Monaghan) v Erne Eagles (Cavan)
Munster Interest
Limerick club St. Senan’s will contest the Intermediate Men’s Final as they seek national honours. The club has enjoyed another outstanding season and has featured prominently across multiple grades in the 2026 championship, including qualifying for the Women’s Junior Final on Sunday August 30th where they lost out to another Limerick side, St. Kieran’s of Ardagh – Match Report.
Mixed Finals
Sunday, 13 September 2026
Mallow GAA Complex, Cork
Junior Mixed Final (11am)
Galway City Rapparees (Galway) v Kilmore (Roscommon)
Intermediate Mixed Final (1pm)
Emo (Laois) v Galway City Rapparees (Galway)
Senior Mixed Final (3.30pm)
Breaffy (Mayo) v Glynn Barntown (Wexford)
The Mixed Finals will bring the national championship season to a close, with Mallow hosting the final day of action in what promises to be an exciting showcase of one of the GAA’s most inclusive sports.
Interesting Facts
- St. Senan’s (Limerick) won two Junior All-Ireland titles in 2025 (Men and Mixed) and feature in two finals in 2026.
- Galway City Rapparees will contest three finals this year: Intermediate Women’s, Junior Mixed and Intermediate Mixed.
- The Senior Men’s Final is a repeat of the 2025 decider, which was won by Carrickmacross Emmets.
- Carrickmacross Emmets player Oran Kiernan is also a successful GAA Handball player.
- Erne Eagles are the most successful team in All-Ireland Rounders history, having won ten consecutive Senior Men’s titles between 1998 and 2007.
- Breaffy are bidding for a fifth consecutive Senior Women’s title and a third consecutive Senior Mixed title.
- Emo were runners-up in last year’s Intermediate Mixed Final.
- Rounders continues to emphasise its family and community ethos, with many teams featuring siblings, couples and other family connections.
Broadcast coverage begins at 10.50am on both finals days and all matches will be streamed live with commentary on TG4 Sport’s YouTube channel.
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