RTÉ looking to archives to fill void left by live sport

RTÉ are in discussions with the GAA and other sporting organisations to broadcast archive sporting material in the absence of live sports.

Thu, 19 Mar, 2020 - 18:45

Michael Moynihan

RTÉ are in discussions with the GAA and other sporting organisations to broadcast archive sporting material in the absence of live sports.

The shutdown across sports caused by the coronavirus has put all media outlets under pressure but RTÉ head of sport Declan McBennett said that he was hopeful of sports archive material coming on stream soon.

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