I’m your typical GAA enthusiast — paying my club membership, former player, administrator, match day volunteer, fund-raiser, etc — all for the love of our national games. I thoroughly enjoy club and county games and have no problem paying the admission fee.
I pay my annual TV licence to support public service free-to-air broadcasting. I was rather amused by the kerfuffle that broke out between RTÉ, GAA, Virgin Media, and GAAGO, a subscription-based sports channel, owned by RTÉ and GAA, aimed at an international market and the Irish diaspora.
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