GAA Congress: Sky Sports still in the mix after free-to-air motion defeated

Dublin had called for all televised championship games to be made available on free-to-air TV in Ireland.

GAA Congress: Sky Sports still in the mix after free-to-air motion defeated
Sat, 27 Feb, 2016 - 15:26

By John Fogarty

Sky Sports will be a contender in the next round of media rights later this year after a Dublin motion was emphatically defeated at Congress today.

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