Has GAA TV arrived? Not quite, says McCarthy

The GAA has confirmed that GAAGO, which for the past eight years has streamed GAA games to an international audience, will enter the domestic market following the exit of Sky Sports.

SOUND AND VISION: GAA president, Larry McCarthy, centre, with, Marc Ó Sé, Michael Murphy, GaaGo presenter Grainne McElwain, RTÉ director general Dee Forbes and Seamus Hickey at Croke Park. Picture: Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

Larry McCarthy believes the broadening of the GAAGO streaming service to cover almost 40 Championship matches exclusively in 2023 is a 'natural evolution' but stopped short of labelling it 'GAA TV'.

The GAA President agreed that what the association, in partnership with RTÉ who co-own the service, are essentially doing is developing a 'television network'.