Government proposes All-Ireland Senior football quarter-finals be free-to-air

Two of the last-eight matches this year have already been confirmed for the subscription streaming platform GAAGO, which is jointly owned by the GAA and RTÉ.

Tue, 16 Jan, 2024 - 15:18

John Fogarty

The All-Ireland senior football championship quarter-finals are being proposed by the Government as free-to-air broadcast games.

Two of the last-eight matches this year have already been confirmed for the subscription streaming platform GAAGO, which is jointly owned by the GAA and RTÉ. The service will provide live coverage of the two matches on Saturday, June 29.