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Ian Mallon: Is GAAGO still a legitimate side business for RTÉ?

The controversial subscription platform will form the next phase of focus for parliamentary questions around commercial solo runs at Montrose
Ian Mallon: Is GAAGO still a legitimate side business for RTÉ?

GAA GONE?: The game between Kildare and Monaghan being broadcast on a GAAGO. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

IT WASN’T just RTÉ which lost a general this week, GAAGO is also getting used to life without Dee Forbes after her resignation from the Board of the RTÉ-Croke Park joint venture.

The controversial subscription platform will form the next phase of focus for parliamentary questions around commercial solo runs at Montrose, and whether its pay-per-view enterprise is in contravention of its public service mandate.

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