League final attracts record viewing figures to TG4

TG4’s GAA coverage continues to go ‘ó neart go neart’.

League final attracts record viewing figures to TG4
Mon, 10 Apr, 2017 - 18:45
Stephen Barry

TG4’s GAA coverage continues to go ‘ó neart go neart’ as record viewing figures watched Sunday’s Football League final, writes Stephen Barry.

The heavyweight Division One pairing of Dublin and Kerry saw the Kingdom end the Dubs’ five-in-a-row quest as well as their 36-game unbeaten run.

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