Cooper pope recommended the tv I have know so I’ll ask him about this but I still haven’t gotten around to connecting the broadband to it.
How is the chief? Tell him I was asking for him 
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Nobody HAS to watch anything they don’t want to
Yes but you want the national broadcaster to broadcast wall to wall hurling
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I normally aim to finish my days work at approx 6.10pm on a Saturday evening. Now if there was say a 5pm throw in reaching its climax around this time on Sky Sports I would more than likely flick it on and watch its conclusion.
If a 5pm game is reaching its climax on GAAGO at 6.10/6.15pm on a Saturday evening, am I going to login to GAAGO and ‘cast’ from my phone (I have no idea how to do this) or get a HDMI Cable for the laptop? Not a hope in hell.
This is the reality of the situation.
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Cast are a 1990s Liverpool band who sang “Walkaway”. And that’s what people are doing as regards the GAA.
An absolute outrage.
This is how interest in a sport/competition dwindles.
And its dwindling fast for the GAA right now.
Mate, the games are still on tv. Just not all of them. Much like how it was when we were growing up.
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Yeah but those games had actual crowds at them because they actually had something at stake.
I’d be more than happy to return to knock out.
I do yes.
Do you pay your license fee?
I do yes
Are you willing to pay 3 times the fee?
Show the evidence for that calculation please
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Just the 10 hours of URC Rugby on Irish Terrestrial Television on Saturday.
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Its in my head. In my head.
Ok
Tipp might only get one game on RTÉ as only one of the final day Munster championship games will get aired on it (will come down to final day permutations etc.)
As I’m going to the two games in Thurles, my options are to either buy the individual games on GAAGO or get an IPTV account I reckon?