Time to sign up or sign in for our live Cork GAA Championship coverage
The Irish Examiner's media commentery team of Patrick kelly, John Hayes, Mark Landers, Seanie McGrath and Patrick Mulcahy at the launch of the Irish Examiner's Club Championship streaming service at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. They are pictured with Sinead O’Keeffe, Commercial Director Cork GAA, Gemma Kelleher, Media Solutions Director, Irish Examiner and Tommy O'Connell of Cork and Midleton. Picture Dan Linehan
This Friday not only marks the start of the new Cork GAA championship season but also heralds the beginning of our new exclusive subscriber live match and events streaming service.
The new service will allow Irish Examiner digital subscribers - new and existing - to watch all our streamed games as part of their subscription package - which can be purchased right now for just €5 per month.
Viewers who are not yet part of our subscriber community will still be able to access our unbeatable coverage but will have to pay for individual matches on a pay-per-view basis at a cost of €8 per match.
You can check out more details in our Live Events section HERE, but remember as an existing or new Irish Examiner subscriber you will be entitled to watch game as part of your subscription. All you have to do as a new or existing subscriber is sign in with your email and password and enjoy the ride.

As a taster of what you could be missing if you are not yet a member of our subscriber community here's a reminder of the best scores from our Cork football and hurling championship coverage in 2021.
The opening and mouth watering weekend of live Championship action on irishexaminer.com begins this Friday night when county and Munster football champions St Finbarr’s take on arguably the most improved side in the football championship, Eire Óg, in an enticing Premier SFC kickstarter.
On Saturday the action moves to the Senior A Football Championship where the perennial nearly men, St Michael’s GFC, take on John Fintan Daly’s Knocknagree at Carrigadrohid in a dangerous opener for them.
While on Sunday the action returns with another juicy Premier SFC clash in the football hotbed of west Cork as last year’s beaten finalists Clonakilty, meet Castlehaven in Rosscarbery at 7pm.
It is time for Cork GAA fans to make sure they don't miss the action by signing up or signing in.



