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John Fogarty: RTÉ contagion a worry for GAA

GAAGO's conclusion will come as a genuine relief for some of the GAA’s hierarchy given the outcry about the pay-per-view service
John Fogarty: RTÉ contagion a worry for GAA

THAT'S A WRAP: Monaghan’s Conor McManus celebrates at the final whistle with Sean Jones last Saturday. The All-Ireland SFC quarter-final was the final game broadcast on GAAGO this season. Pic: INPHO/James Crombie

And that’s a wrap for GAAGO in Championship 2023, Saturday’s Armagh-Monaghan All-Ireland senior football quarter-final the last game to feature on the streaming platform this season.

When it was good, it was because of knowledgeable presenters, commentators and sharp pundits, some of which you imagine will be approached to make the jump to TV next year. When it was bad, the stream either buffered or suffered technical problems and sometime trailed up to a minute behind the live action.

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