Commercial success of GAAGO means it is here to stay
Anybody watching the Oireachtas Committee on Sport and Media will be clear on one thing: GAAGO is here to stay.
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Profits from GAAGO used to broadcast more matches – RTÉ
RTÉ’s group head of sport has said any profits made on GAAGO is used to broadcast more GAA matches for free.
Mark Doyle's late goal keep St Pat's Athletic's Conference League hopes alive
Mark Doyle salvaged St Patrick's Athletic's European hopes with a crucial late goal, as the Saints fell to a narrow defeat at the hands of F91 Diddeleng in tonight's first leg Europa Conference League qualifier.
Ireland hope to leave legacy at World Cup, says Barrett
Ireland striker Amber Barrett said they want to leave a lasting legacy at the Women's World Cup, amid excitement at making their first appearance at the tournament.
Larne loss narrowly in Helsinki on Champions League bow
Larne made the worst possible start to their debut in the Champions League after losing 1-0 to HJK Helsinki having conceded in only the third minute.
Ladies footballers and camogie players will escalate protests if GAA offer of help on charter ignored - Nadine Doherty
Nadine Doherty believes the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and Camogie Association can expect an escalation in protests if they do not accept the GAA's offer to help develop a players' charter.
McNabney only change for Ireland U20s' final clash
James McNabney returns to the Ireland team for their World Rugby U20 Championship final against France as the only change to the side that beat South Africa.
Without changes to schedule, GAAGO row will roar back into life next year
The GAA's DG, Tom Ryan, played a blinder under the media floodlights at the Oireachtas Committee on Media today - displaying a few senior silky skills that RTÉ executives, trying to explain non-disclosed payments to Ryan Tubridy, might learn from.