Latest: Sky Sports poked fun at themselves with this GAA tweet today

Update 3.53pm: Panic over folks, Sky Sports DO know that it's called the All-Ireland final. Phew!

It's the former Graham. Judging by some of the replies, we missed the memo about no sense of humour allowed on Twitter!

— Sky Sports GAA (@SkySportsGAA) September 24, 2016

Earlier:

Either Sky Sports are having their little joke with us, or someone really needs to have a word in there at this stage.

Less than a week ago, Sky Sports presenter Clare Tomlinson Tomlinson was updating viewers about a day of “high drama in Croke Park” at the All-England final.

Not to mention this travesty a while back...

All England 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/VZZWh5Pep2

— Johnny Magee (@JohnnyMagee06) October 1, 2015

Now today, the Sky Sports GAA department has tweeted this from its official account.

Are they just having a little laugh at the expense of their colleagues?

That was our first thought, but then why tweet this head-scratcher one minute later?

All-England rules resulted in London leading by five points at half-time, despite Mayo scoring 2-5 to London’s 0-4. 3/5

— Sky Sports GAA (@SkySportsGAA) September 24, 2016

Answers on a postcard…