Nemeton ready for GAA's return to TV after lockdown

Irial Mac Murchú, chief executive of Nemeton TV, says when live sport is back up and running after the coronavirus lockdown, they will be ready.

The streaming of games is becoming more of a consideration for the likes of the GAA but the chief of one of Ireland’s leading sports production houses remains focused on the return of live action on TV.

As Croke Park have encouraged county boards to consider streaming pay-per-view games in the event little or no crowds can be permitted at them later this year, Nemeton chief executive Irial Mac Murchú says the award-winning company are open to providing streaming services yet they are aiming towards producing live game programmes later in the year.