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Irish Mirror
Irish Mirror
National
Keith Falkiner

Limerick councillors vent GAAgo fury - saying kids at Gaelic football training 'head the ball into net'

The GAA has been accused of "losing the plot" over a move to place some of its games behind a paywall.

Limerick councillors have resolved to write to the president of the association Larry McCarthy to urge Croke Park to scrap the controversial move to broadcast some games on GAAGo.

A joint venture between RTÉ and the GAA, the streaming service costs €12 to watch a single game, and relies on a strong internet connection. A season pass, for €79, will give subscribers access to 38 games.

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