What time and TV channel is Dublin v Antrim on today in the Leinster Hurling Championship?
Sign up to our FREE newsletter Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Yes please! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  The All-Ireland Hurling Championship will get underway this afternoon as Dublin and Antrim collide in a Leinster quarter-final. The revised Championship plans will play out the same as 2020 with a qualifiers allowing provincial losers a second stab at All-Ireland success. But in the summer's opener, Dublin face a confident Antrim side intent to leave their mark on Championship after a successful league campaign. The Saffrons took a major scalp in a win over Clare on the opening round in May before taking a point from Wexford and beating fellow Leinster pretenders Laois. However, they were beaten with relative comfort by the Boys in Blue in their league meeting at Parnell Park, with the Dubs running out 1-26 to 1-18 victors. And Mattie Kenny's men came through a largely uneventful league campaign that saw them also beat Laois, but come up a few points short against big guns Kilkenny, Wexford and Clare. The game will be played in the neutral venue of Pairc Tailteann in Navan on Saturday, June 26. Throw in will be at 3 pm. The game will not be shown live on TV, but fans can stream the game on GAAGO for 8. You can also follow the game live on the Irish Mirror's live blog of the game. Betting odds  Dublin - 1/4  Draw - 11/1  Antrim - 10/3