Football final nets huge TV audience

Tyrone’s All Ireland SFC final victory against Kerry on Sunday was watched by an average audience of 887,000 on RTÉ Two, equating to a 73% share of the available audience.

Football final nets huge TV audience
Tue, 27 Sep, 2005 - 00:08

Tyrone’s All Ireland SFC final victory against Kerry on Sunday was watched by an average audience of 887,000 on RTÉ Two, equating to a 73% share of the available audience.

At its peak, over 1.1 million viewers were tuning into the match on RTÉ Two.

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