Sky Wyses up to GAA with championship team

Former Munster rugby winger Brian Carney has been chosen to front Sky Sports’ GAA championship coverage alongside Rachel Wyse.

Sky Wyses up to GAA with championship team
Tue, 20 May, 2014 - 01:00
John Fogarty

The Cork-born ex-rugby union and rugby league international will co-present with Kildare native Wyse, an anchor with Sky Sports News, at each of the broadcaster’s 20 live games.

Carney is already on Sky’s books as a presenter on its rugby league output. The 37-year-old, who played with Wicklow GAA club Valleymount in his teens, admitted he had pleaded to be considered for the position.

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