RTÉ hit back at coverage claims

RTÉ have defended their commitment to Gaelic games coverage in the wake of stinging criticism from Dublin secretary John Costello.

Wed, 08 Dec, 2010 - 09:27

RTÉ have defended their commitment to Gaelic games coverage in the wake of stinging criticism from Dublin secretary John Costello.

Costello yesterday slammed the Donnybrook-based broadcaster for letting down GAA supporters, claiming they have downgraded the importance of the national games compared to other sports.

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