How about Freeview?

It’s not too late for the GAA to advise Sky to broadcast its games Freeview in Ireland only, as Croke Park is insisting it did this deal for the benefit for our overseas citizens only.

How about Freeview?
Tue, 08 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
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If a change is not made, I can see nasty situations when Sky are trying to access and exit the various stadia involved.

Danny Walsh

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