Live GAA on de Telly 2023 (No Discussion)

I would say the choice of game to show was left open like the way the decision which Munster tie to show tomorrow on RTƉ wasnā€™t decided until the significance of either game was known. Iā€™m surprised the WX v KK game isnā€™t at least on GAAGo though.

You just mentioned wexford and box office in the same sentence :grinning:

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The shroods are watching on IPTV

Extremely pathetic numbers. No wonder they havenā€™t been released till now.

People canā€™t complain too much.

The product is woeful.

The format is shite.

Thereā€™s no real build up or coverage of the games.

I wouldnā€™t expect anything else and itā€™s only going to get worse too.

Accidentally amusing report by MicheƔl Lehane on the GAAGO aspect of that Oireachtas Committee meeting today. Signed off with an acknowledgment from the GAA that not all people can access GAAGO & a vow from them to see whether their clubhouses can be used to boost the signal in these areas with poor broadband.

Theyā€™re going bust with this.

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It was confirmed that sky didnt want them

Was there any figures on the profits of GAAgo this year?

Is it more than Sky which a lot of people have or can be watched down the pub without it glitching.

Micheal Lester telling it like it is here

Split season and fixture congestion to blame

I doubt thats true

Iā€™ve seen there in the examiner they had income of ā‚¬4,000,000.

Iā€™d imagine production costs would be half of that so a profit of over 2 million. Werenā€™t they getting the same amount off Sky previously.

Half the profit to RTE too probably.

Thatā€™s the real scandal.

Iā€™d imagine production costs would be a good bit less. 42 games they are saying the 4 mill is based off. That would be ā‚¬50k a game. Maybe for the big ones but the tailteann games with a couple of cameras Iā€™d say ā‚¬10k a game would be plenty. Iā€™d say closer to a mill blended costs. Plus probably another half a mill for other costs like website servers etc. Itā€™s a nice profit tbf

Iā€™d imagine the deal is rte cover the costs and they split the profit. So itā€™s all gravy for the gaa really. Although should that have gone to a tender of some sort? Almost certainly

They were surely losing money on all those games with 1,000 to 1,500 viewers.

Wonder how much of the ā‚¬4m income came from advertising too. Hard for advertisers to keep that up when theres no one watching.