GAAGO profits used to broadcast more matches on free to air Declan McBennett was speaking at an Oireachtas committee on Wednesday afternoon. Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2023
GAA director general Tom Ryan denies shifting 'plum ties' to Saturdays under questioning from Fine Gael TD Alan Dillon Deputy Dillon, a former Mayo footballer, stated that “plum ties” were being shown on Saturdays and questioned if there was a “conflict of interest between GAA and RTE in terms of trying to maximise subscriptions by putting them on Saturdays”. Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2023
GAAGO match selections not based on revenue says GAA The pay-per-view app has come under fire this year. Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2023
Mattie McGrath blasts GAAGO and quips 'hawkeye broke down so ye know how bad the broadband is' The Tipperary TD is not a GAAGO fan and quipped about hawkeye. Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2023
GAA criticised for 'moving too fast in going digital' with GAAGO by former President The GAA has come under criticism over the decision to show some big Championship games exclusively live on GAAGO Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2023
GAA to say 'expectation that every single game should be on TV not realistic' during Oireachtas defence of GAAGO The comments will be made in reference to the controversy surrounding GAAGO - a subscription-based sports channel set up by the GAA and RTE in 2013 to show Gaelic football and Hurling matches. Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2023
GAAGO looks set to continue in 2024 despite controversy Only one of defending All-Ireland champions Kerry's Championship matches so far this year have been shown on terrestrial TV Irish Mirror · Jul 3, 2023
David Clifford praised for 'modest' interview after 'insane' piece of skill The Kerry star was praised by the GAAGO panel after his sensational piece of skill in the lead up to Sean O'Shea's goal. Irish Mirror · Jul 2, 2023
Dublin v Mayo live stream: How to watch the All-Ireland quarter-final online There was huge frustration among GAA fans over Saturday's last eight clashes between Kerry and Tyrone, as well as Monaghan and Armagh, only being shown live on GAAGO Irish Mirror · Jul 2, 2023
Viewers report issues with GAAGO during Kerry v Tyrone in All-Ireland quarter-final clash Kerry v Tyrone, as well as the later meeting of Armagh and Monaghan, are controversially both only available to watch on the GAAGO for a cost of €12 each Irish Mirror · Jul 1, 2023
Why is Kerry v Tyrone not on TV today in the All-Ireland quarter-finals? GAAGO have the exclusive rights for both of Saturday's last eight clashes - Kerry v Tyrone at 3.45pm and Armagh v Monaghan at 6pm Irish Mirror · Jul 1, 2023
Kerry v Tyrone live stream: How to watch the All-Ireland quarter-final online and how much does it cost? GAAGO will stream Kerry v Tyrone live on Saturday afternon Irish Mirror · Jul 1, 2023
GAA Championship games shouldn’t be behind a paywall insists Sinn Féin Senator Tyrone's clash with Kerry and Armagh's tie against Monaghan will be shown on the pay-to-view GAAGO service this weekend Belfast Live · Jun 29, 2023
GAA slammed over 'shameful' TV decision after broadcast details released The GAA have been slammed after TV details were released for next weekend's All-Ireland quarter-finals. Irish Mirror · Jun 26, 2023
Irish Mirror · Jun 26, 2023 All-Ireland Football Championship quarter-final throw-in times confirmed with Kerry v Tyrone on Saturday and Dublin v Mayo on Sunday Kerry will face Tyrone in the first of the last eight clashes at 3.45pm on Saturday before Armagh and Monaghan meet in the later game
Irish Mirror · Jun 23, 2023 GAA fixtures this weekend and what matches are on TV as Galway v Mayo and Donegal v Tyrone among games The hurling action sees Galway face Tipperary and Clare take on Dublin
Irish Mirror · Jun 19, 2023 TUS Gaelic Grounds to host hurling double header while RTE to screen Galway-Mayo It was expected that Galway-Mayo would only be available on GAAGO, which would likely have prompted an outcry given that it is the standout football game of the weekend and arguably the Championship so far.
Belfast Live · Jun 19, 2023 GAAGO to stream Donegal-Tyrone clash as GAA confirmed weekend fixture details Galway's ties with Mayo is moved to Sunday while Antrim and Down are heading to Croke Park
Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2023 GAA fixtures this weekend and All-Ireland matches on TV including Cork v Mayo and Dublin v Sligo among games There is All-Ireland football and hurling action, while the Tailteann Cup quarter-finals also take place
Irish Mirror · Jun 14, 2023 GAA President Larry McCarthy walks out on reporter during TV interview after being quizzed over lack of free to air games The GAA President was being interviewed by Virgin Media TV but walked out when questioned about free-to-air games.
Belfast Live · Jun 12, 2023 GAAGO to stream two Tailteann Cup quarter-finals as fixture details are confirmed Antrim will host Carlow at Corrigan Park on Sunday while Cavan welcome Down to Kingspan Breffni on Saturday evening
Belfast Live · Jun 5, 2023 Tailteann Cup venues and dates confirmed as Kieran Donnelly urges Fermanagh to make home advantage count After finishing second behind Antrim in Group Four, the Ernemen take on Laois in Brewster Park on Saturday while Down host Longford in Páirc Esler
Irish Mirror · May 26, 2023 GAA fixtures and what games are on TV this weekend including Limerick v Cork and Dublin v Galway It's the final round of group games in the Leinster and Munster Hurling Championships, while a number of counties have their first games in the new All-Ireland football series
Irish Mirror · May 26, 2023 GAA accused of 'losing the plot' over decision to put matches behind GAAGO paywall “The GAA has lost the plot here. They’ve pulled a stroke on us to see if they can get extra money in. I know elderly people who have all their lives supported the GAA and contributed to it, but could not see these games on a Sunday or a Saturday.”
Irish Mirror · May 25, 2023 Limerick councillors vent GAAgo fury - saying kids at Gaelic football training 'head the ball into net' One councillor said he was saddened to see children wearing soccer shirts at Gaelic Football training while another said 'the GAA is being true to the abbreviation of the grab all association'