Austin O'Callaghan will present the programme every week from 1400-1700 GMT with contributors aiming to provide the most comprehensive coverage of GAA.

There will be in-depth analysis of how Ulster counties fare in the new Allianz National Football League campaign.

Backed by a strong sportsnews content, the programme will also tackle topical issues of the day.

Radio Ulster's Sunday Sportsound's contributors and presenters

Sunday Sportsound will also be streamed live on the BBC NI website every Sunday.

The centrepiece of the opening programme on 3 February is Armagh's Division Two clash with Cavan in Crossmaglen.

During the show there will be regular updates on Monaghan's home game with Roscommon in Clones, Fermanagh's Division Three encounter with Leitrim and Antrim's trip to Aughrim to take on Wicklow in Division Four.

There will also be regular updates on Antrim hurlers' Walsh Cup final against Offaly at Casement Park.

Kieran McGeeney's trip to Omagh as Kildare manager will also be featured. Saturday games will not lose out with reflections and analysis involving reiging league champions Donegal, Derry and Down.

Among the live guests on Sunday's programme will be the GAA's new Director General Pauric Duffy, the first Ulsterman to hold the post.

You can put your questions to him by texting 81771 or through the form below.

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