GAA cage fighting bonus for Sky

The GAA may have taken to Sky TV, but the bizarre and dreadful confrontation that took place at the Armagh /Cavan football match last Sunday was embarrassing to watch to put it mildly.

Fri, 13 Jun, 2014 - 01:00
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However, Sky TV may now feel they have got double value for their money as they now have a combination of cage fighting and all-in wrestling, thanks to the GAA.

Tony Moriarty

Shanid Road

Harold’s Cross

Dublin 6w

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