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.
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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.
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.
Choosing which matches are televised 'not based on revenue', says GAA
The GAA told the Oireachtas Media Committee that the decision of which matches are broadcast on television is not based on revenue, while accepting difficulties people have in using the GAAGO streaming service.
Colm O'Rourke: Tailteann Cup great for the bulding a team
It's a competition he did not want to be involved in at the outset of the championship, but Meath manager Colm O'Rourke feels the Tailteann Cup experience will benefit his team as they look to climb further up the footballing ladder.
Paul Finlay: Monaghan must trust themselves for 'enormous task' of facing Dublin
Paul Finlay knows that Monaghan are up against it in Saturday's All-Ireland semi-final clash with Dublin but he feels that the Oriel County must not try to reinvent the wheel if they are to spring an upset.
Watch Live: RTÉ faces questions on future of GAAGO at Oireachtas Media Committee
Sporting bodies and media firms, including RTÉ, are appearing before the Oireachtas Media Committee to discuss the future of sports broadcasting and the controversy around streaming service GAAGO.
Further protest by female GAA players as media events altered
The Gaelic Players Association has said it will organise any media events to take place in the run up to the conclusion of the Women's football and camogie championships rather than them going through the associations.