TV Rights, best avoided

Oirish football fanc all watching the epl that day

The most-watched news bulletin was in eleventh position. This was the edition of RTÉ’s Six-One news on January 21st, 2022, when then taoiseach Micheál Martin announced the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions.

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No’s 2 and 4 in a World Cup year?

Thats been clarified already mate its a disaster for the GGA

Yup, the GGA gets its big ticket games on tv mostly on one widely watched Network (Sky Sports is premium).

Football and rugby share them with widely available networks not picked up on the ratings front.

For the supposed biggest sports events on the island, the ratings are poor.

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Two of the top 5 GAA :clap::clap::clap:

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The numbers don’t lie. The rubby fanboys are windmilling here.

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They’re seething.

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Hego > Messi

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Even an aul league game down in Kerry in February making it into the 50 most watched programmes - they will have to start televising the FBD and O’Byrne soon to satisfy massive public demand.

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Apparently everyone watches the rubby on ITV.

ITV isn’t on the sky platform.

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Their tears taste like Heino

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Two relatively small counties Limerick and Kilkenny destroying international games. You love to see it.

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Amazing results for the GAA considering those finals were played in sweltering heat in the height of summer when most fellas would be out doing a bit or gone to the beach.

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A great vindication for the split season fans

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The All Ireland Football final was down 100k viewers thanks to the split season

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There were Covid restrictions in 2020/21 while Dublin v Kerry is the most box office matchup. 2022 exceeded 2018.

The traditionalists have no answers to that one.

Its 300k short of the 2017 figure. The day the GAA peaked.

Viewing figures will continue to fall.

The rise of Kilmacud Crokes has asphyxiated rugby amongst the aspirational, casual TV viewer.