Sean Kelly: RTÉ should not be getting a share of the GAAGO lolly

Expecting 100% of GAA fans to be tech savvy in order to watch their county take to the pitch this summer was really stretching presumption to the limit

GAAGO presenter Gráinne McElwain with guests Marc Ó Sé, Paddy Andrews and Michael Murphy before the Kerry-Tyrone All-Ireland quarter-final. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

When this season's championships are recalled, some magnificent hurling games will be remembered with awe - especially in Munster, and that near perfect second-half All-Ireland performance to complete Limerick’s four-in-a-row. 

Football, despite a slow start, produced some very interesting result in the round robin Series, two (unexpectedly) enthralling semi-finals and a finale that saw an ‘ageing’ Dublin team turn back the clock and in so doing gave a new and (for some still) alarming meaning to “999”!