Voices on The Sunday Game are not the ‘letter of the GAA law’

The Sunday Game is one of the most watched programmes each week in Ireland. Let’s keep it that way for the right reasons.

Mon, 31 Aug, 2015 - 16:29

By Peter McNamara

Everybody, it seems, is having a cut off of The Sunday Game crew, be it those on the live transmission or the personnel tasked with compiling the highlights package.

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