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County Boards consider pay for view for club games

The GAA are preparing counties on how to monetise their club championships via live streaming should matches have to be played behind closed doors or in front of severely restricted crowds.

County Boards consider pay for view for club games

Mon, 01 Jun, 2020 - 07:00

John Fogarty

Con Moynihan of Mayo says there is no appetite for knockout championships.

The GAA are preparing counties on how to monetise their club championships via live streaming should matches have to be played behind closed doors or in front of severely restricted crowds.

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