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@Tim_Riggins @Matty_Hislop @padjo @thedancingbaby
Have you checked the spudhockey figures?
10% Year on Year drop once again. World cup games involving England getting higher, well below an Irish football or rugby game
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How much is it down in real money mate?
It seems Limerick GAA are actually not Box Office at all.
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I didn’t want to say it but yes that is correct
Between match attendance, big screen in Gaelic grounds and Newcastle… There was no one left watching it on tv in Limerick… The fact it still topped 1million from the rest of the country would indicate we are indeed box office.
This can finally be put to bed now.
Lock the thread.
1 million 
Speculation.
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Throw them up there mate
Thanks for the heads up mate. I thought 1 million viewers was pretty impressive for a pastime that’s only played in counties surrounding TIpperary
group think by the gahliban here
they believe that 1m people watched this based on a press release. you guys need to dig deeper and challenge things
You are way off with 1m
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You are right, it was probably more, we will have to wait on the ESRI report for confirmation
its ok mate, its been confirmed
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You’re right - pubs all over the country and Dublin packed out for it… 82k at it … big screens with thousands in attendance… it was probably closer to 3m… it got 75% of tv viewership in Ireland… and of course there’s the sky element … probably 3.5m watched it in Ireland and millions more around the world.
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I watched it back again as well so 1m and one
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Even those pseudo intellectual wankers the rubberbandits were watching the match.
There was some blue red soccer super Sunday thing on Sky that would have preoccupied a large part of the Dublin populace who identify as brits.
You are not Irish in the true meaning of the word if you did not watch the hurling. You might be some new fandangled contemporary pro choice Irish hipster if you didnt.
In lay mans terms a cunt
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That’s far-right ethno-nationalist fuckwittery, mate.
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The gahliban hiding behind emotive true Gael language to hide their disappointment here.
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You can’t be a “fior Gael” without “fear”.
have you seen the figures mate?
ouch