GAA looking at showing games online, says Peter McKenna

The GAA is considering broadcasting games on their GAANOW platform in 2019, Croke Park Commercial and Stadium Director Peter McKenna has revealed.

Fri, 21 Sep, 2018 - 06:20

Eoghan Cormican

The GAA is considering broadcasting games on their GAANOW platform in 2019, Croke Park Commercial and Stadium Director Peter McKenna has revealed.

At present, the broadcasting of GAA matches is shared between RTÉ, Sky Sports and TG4. McKenna, speaking on the Irish Times Inside Business podcast, suggested that could change next year, with games being shown on GAANOW.

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