Letters to the Editor: Paywall is not the way to Go when it gets to quarters

Kerry's Sean O'Shea scores their second goal en route to a comprehensive 12-point win over Tyrone at Croke Park in Dublin.

Kerry's Sean O'Shea scores their second goal en route to a comprehensive 12-point win over Tyrone at Croke Park in Dublin.

As a member of the GAA for over 50 years it truly pains and upsets me to see how this once great association now treats it’s members who are unable to attend many big games as they may have done in former years. It’s an absolute disgrace that this past weekend two of the All-Ireland Football quarter-final games could not be viewed on free-to-air television.

Last month some of the high-profile hurling games were similarly unable to be viewed. Shame on the GAA for hiding behind this GAAGo ‘paywall’, shame on the GAA for saying ‘we’ll look at it at the end of the year’.

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