Live TV games

blowitupref

This weekend’s live TV coverage


Saturday

Kerry v Galway, 3pm – eir Sport
Cork v Kildare, 3.30pm – eir Sport
Tyrone v Donegal, 5pm – TG4
Tipp v Cork, 7.30pm – eir Sport and RTE

Sunday

Roscommon v Dublin, 1.45pm – TG4
Monaghan v Armagh, 2pm – TG4 app
Galway v Limerick, 3.45pm – TG4.

big_drive

Am I correct in saying it's €5 per game on gaago, but you can buy a pass for everything for only €25?
Am I understanding that correctly?

howiya

big_drive wrote: »

Am I correct in saying it's €5 per game on gaago, but you can buy a pass for everything for only €25?
Am I understanding that correctly?

Yes - everything except games that are being shown live on TV

Coillte_Bhoy

howiya wrote: »

Yes - everything except games that are being shown live on TV

Ya, i was going buying it until i looked at all the Live games on TV this weekend and i presume will be the same every weekend. I woudlnt have time to watch much more Will buy 2 Mayo games individually, the third is on eirpsaort.

big_drive

The €25 package is unbelievable value.
If you were looking to watch something some evening you could throw on a game you hadn't seen as they're all available to playback

I wouldn't see the point of paying€5 just for a single game, you're restricting yourself a bit with that

Mantis Toboggan

big_drive wrote: »

The €25 package is unbelievable value.
If you were looking to watch something some evening you could throw on a game you hadn't seen as they're all available to playback

I wouldn't see the point of paying€5 just for a single game, you're restricting yourself a bit with that

Is that not just for people outside the country?

mjp

big_drive wrote: »

The €25 package is unbelievable value.
If you were looking to watch something some evening you could throw on a game you hadn't seen as they're all available to playback

I wouldn't see the point of paying€5 just for a single game, you're restricting yourself a bit with that

Am I right in saying that you can't get the matches on eirsport here on Gaa Go in republic of Ireland. Is gaago only available through laptop and need to HDMI it to tv or is it a standalone channel on sky?

big_drive

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Is that not just for people outside the country?

I assumed you could watch back any games which weren't on tv

big_drive

mjp wrote: »

Am I right in saying that you can't get the matches on eirsport here on Gaa Go in republic of Ireland. Is gaago only available through laptop and need to HDMI it to tv or is it a standalone channel on sky?

Ya laptop or phone etc.not an independent channel

dobman88

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Is that not just for people outside the country?

No. It's a domestic pass made available because of no fans allowed.

Mantis Toboggan

mjp wrote: »

Am I right in saying that you can't get the matches on eirsport here on Gaa Go in republic of Ireland. Is gaago only available through laptop and need to HDMI it to tv or is it a standalone channel on sky?

Fairly sure its possible to chrome cast it to the TV.

seligehgit

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Fairly sure its possible to chrome cast it to the TV.

There is a casting facility.

Coillte_Bhoy

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Fairly sure its possible to chrome cast it to the TV.

Ya no problem i watched a fair bit last year on GAAGo as had no Irish channels, never any issues casting

Coillte_Bhoy

big_drive wrote: »

The €25 package is unbelievable value.
If you were looking to watch something some evening you could throw on a game you hadn't seen as they're all available to playback

I wouldn't see the point of paying€5 just for a single game, you're restricting yourself a bit with that

afaik the only games available to watch back will be those that were exclusively on GAAGO, ie games that were live on TV will not be available. So for instance i will be watching on GAAGOI the Mayo game tomorrow afternoon which is on at same time as Kerry V Galway (live on TV) but i wont be able to watch that later, at least i dont think i can, its really not very clear

dobman88

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

afaik the only games available to watch back will be those that were exclusively on GAAGO, ie games that were live on TV will not be available. So for instance i will be watching on GAAGOI the Mayo game tomorrow afternoon which is on at same time as Kerry V Galway (live on TV) but i wont be able to watch that later, at least i dont think i can, its really not very clear

This is correct.

Only games not on Irish TV will be available to watch any time.

Coillte_Bhoy

dobman88 wrote: »

This is correct.

Only games not on Irish TV will be available to watch any time.

Cheers, i'll leave it so, plenty of live action as it is anyway.

Mantis Toboggan

I've signed up anyway can't go wrong for 25 euros.

big_drive

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

I've signed up anyway can't go wrong for 25 euros.

Savage price in fairness, was surprised they left it go so cheap. If normal times would be around€15 to just attend one game

VelaSupernova

You can always use a VPN to access matches that are locally restricted.

Coillte_Bhoy

VelaSupernova wrote: »

You can always use a VPN to access matches that are locally restricted.

Would have to buy the GB pass though

dobman88

Just got the €25 pass. Plan to watch the Mayo and Cork games today so all I'll have to watch is 3/4 other games to make it pay. Think it's a no brainer tbh and really is a fantastic deal.

Just a pity Eir didnt do something similar. I've got my friends Vodafone TV details so I can watch eir on the app but would have liked to watch on telly. A small price to pay for a way round it I spose.

Coillte_Bhoy

dobman88 wrote: »

Just got the €25 pass. Plan to watch the Mayo and Cork games today so all I'll have to watch is 3/4 other games to make it pay. Think it's a no brainer tbh and really is a fantastic deal.

Just a pity Eir didnt do something similar. I've got my friends Vodafone TV details so I can watch eir on the app but would have liked to watch on telly. A small price to pay for a way round it I spose.

C'ship games will be €8 a pop, so ya it is a god deal in fairness

flasher0030

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

afaik the only games available to watch back will be those that were exclusively on GAAGO, ie games that were live on TV will not be available. So for instance i will be watching on GAAGOI the Mayo game tomorrow afternoon which is on at same time as Kerry V Galway (live on TV) but i wont be able to watch that later, at least i dont think i can, its really not very clear

I've bought it. I didn't realise there were so few league games on this year. I thought it was going to be unreal value altogether; that I'd get 6 Mayo games for €25, and then a whole lot more games as well.

Anyway, my question is - I see your point that if a game like the Kerry V Galway game is live on TV, then cannot watch it later i.e. cannot watch it on demand> But for the likes of Mayo versus Down, you can watch on demand.
Do you reckon we could watch the Kerry V Galway match live at 3, and then watch the Mayo game straight after - deferred coverage on demand. Kerry v Galway is on EIR, and I don't have access.

dobman88

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

C'ship games will be €8 a pop, so ya it is a god deal in fairness

Didnt even think of the price going up. Yep, happy with it now. And cork game is on telly so will have to find another one to watch on gaago lol

BonnieSituation

dobman88 wrote: »

Just got the €25 pass. Plan to watch the Mayo and Cork games today so all I'll have to watch is 3/4 other games to make it pay. Think it's a no brainer tbh and really is a fantastic deal.

Just a pity Eir didnt do something similar. I've got my friends Vodafone TV details so I can watch eir on the app but would have liked to watch on telly. A small price to pay for a way round it I spose.

Had no idea it was that cheap. Bought!

Deisegodeo

yeah I bought the pass today too, really good value. I'd have paid more to be honest. excellent value in fairness.

mjp

Is there any way gaago app can be loaded to firestick. Tried downloading it earlier but no joy.

DDC1990

mjp wrote:

Is there any way gaago app can be loaded to firestick. Tried downloading it earlier but no joy.

Watch it on the internet browser.

I'm watching it on that now and it's perfect quality. No problem logging in etc.

howiya

I think the pass is fantastic value. Would have paid a fiver for the Dublin hurling match later. Instead I bought the pass and am watching Louth v Antrim now. So that's two games today. A tenner spent already if paying for individual games. Wexford Clare on it tomorrow in the hurling. And that's before you watch any of the games back. I'll probably have a look at the Mayo game at some stage

DDC1990

I have my battle station set up. Dublin v Laois on on screen, Limerick v Tipperary and Longford v Derry split screen on the other and Donegal v Tyrone on the TV

DDC1990

Round 2 done. Time to charge the phone for the last session of Waterford v Carlow and Fermanagh v Cavan in the football and Cork v Tipp in the Hurling. Great day so far.

Longford v Derry the only really poor game so far.

BonnieSituation

DDC1990 wrote: »

Round 2 done. Time to charge the phone for the last session of Waterford v Carlow and Fermanagh v Cavan in the football and Cork v Tipp in the Hurling. Great day so far.

Longford v Derry the only really poor game so far.

This pass for GAAGo was a slice of genius.

dobman88

BonnieSituation wrote: »

This pass for GAAGo was a slice of genius.

Missus away this weekend so its already paid for itself today. Even had games on the laptop beside me while I cooked. Free rolling it now.

DDC1990

BonnieSituation wrote:

This pass for GAAGo was a slice of genius.

Agreed. Loved watching Antrim v Louth. Very exciting and some brilliant scores. Fantastic finish from Antrim. Never would have got that chance without the Gaa Go pass.

BonnieSituation

dobman88 wrote: »

Missus away this weekend so its already paid for itself today. Even had games on the laptop beside me while I cooked. Free rolling it now.

Same as that. She popped for a nap. Happy days.

My ancestral seat now v Cavan...

Wan Ricey!

Its been testy.

ShamoBuc

TG4 - GAA starts at 12.45 and finishes at 7.12 that's some very impressive coverage, highlights programme, 2 live games and then deferred coverage of another.

malinheader

Why have RTE no coverage of Gaa today.

RMAOK

malinheader wrote: »

Why have RTE no coverage of Gaa today.

It might interfere with their 1970s film season :pac:

Seriously though, I think it's to do with the contract they signed with eir sports. They'd show some of the matches on a Saturday evening. Tg4, more or less, has a monopoly on Sunday league games AFAIK.

Deisegodeo

what game are rte showing Saturday evening does anyone know please? I see the programme listed on the website but no details

dobman88

Deisegodeo wrote: »

what game are rte showing Saturday evening does anyone know please? I see the programme listed on the website but no details

Limerick v Cork. Showing on the listing when I click into it.

"Joanne Cantwell is joined by Donal Óg Cusack and Shane Dowling for live coverage of Limerick v Cork from the LIT Gaelic Grounds in the Allianz Hurling League."

Also, it's the only game on at that time so would be the only one they could show.

Deisegodeo

dobman88 wrote: »

Limerick v Cork. Showing on the listing when I click into it.

"Joanne Cantwell is joined by Donal Óg Cusack and Shane Dowling for live coverage of Limerick v Cork from the LIT Gaelic Grounds in the Allianz Hurling League."

Also, it's the only game on at that time so would be the only one they could show.

lovely thanks.

Brian017

https://www.skysports.com/gaa/football/news/30553/12322962/sky-sports-live-gaa-matches-2021-18-championship-games-to-be-broadcast-across-gaelic-football-and-hurling

Sky have announced their coverage. It all kicks off on June 26th with a football doubleheader Mayo vs Sligo/Kerry vs Clare. Their hurling starts a week later with a triple-header; Both Leinster SFs followed by Limerick vs Cork

billyhead

Brian017 wrote: »

https://www.skysports.com/gaa/football/news/30553/12322962/sky-sports-live-gaa-matches-2021-18-championship-games-to-be-broadcast-across-gaelic-football-and-hurling

Sky have announced their coverage. It all kicks off on June 26th with a football doubleheader Mayo vs Sligo/Kerry vs Clare. Their hurling starts a week later with a triple-header; Both Leinster SFs followed by Limerick vs Cork

I presume Limerick v Cork is on Rte?

zetecescort

Hope we (Cork) don't get shafted again this year with all our games on Sky

Brian017

billyhead wrote: »

I presume Limerick v Cork is on Rte?

Afraid not. It's a part of a hurling triple-header on July 3rd, along with Galway vs Dublin/Antrim & Kilkenny vs Wexford/Laois

agfasfos

zetecescort wrote: »

Hope we (Cork) don't get shafted again this year with all our games on Sky

A Sky Sports Subscription needed this year...wasn't the case last year. If you were a Sky customer in 2020 the GAA was free to air on Sky

blowitupref

GAA Championship live on RTÉ

27 June

Clare v Waterford (Munster Hurling Championship)

4 July

Roscommon v Galway (Connacht Football Championship)

Tipperary v Clare/Waterford (Munster Hurling Championship)

11 July

Mayo/Sligo v Leitrim (Connacht Football Championship)

Derry v Donegal/Down (Ulster Football Championship)

17 July

Joe McDonagh Cup final

Leinster Hurling Final

18 July

Derry or Down or Donegal v Cavan or Tyrone (Ulster Football semi-final)

Munster Hurling final

25 July

Connacht Football final

Munster Football final

31 July

All-Ireland Hurling quarter-final

1 August

Leinster Football final

Ulster Football final

7 August

All-Ireland Hurling semi-final

8 August

All-Ireland Hurling semi-final

14 August

All-Ireland Senior Football semi-final

15 August

All-Ireland Senior Football semi-final

22 August

All-Ireland Hurling final

29 August

All-Ireland Football final

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live GAA games on Sky Sports

June 26 Sligo vs Mayo (F); Kerry vs Clare (F)

July 3 Galway vs Dublin/Antrim (H); Kilkenny vs Wexford/Laois (H); Limerick vs Cork (H)

July 10 Tyrone vs Cavan (F); Tipperary vs Kerry/Clare (F)

July 17 Qualifier Round 1 (H); Ulster semi-final (F)

July 24 Qualifier Round 2 (H); Qualifier Round 2 (H)

July 31 All-Ireland quarter-final (H)

August 7 All-Ireland semi-final (H)

August 8 All-Ireland semi-final (H)

August 14 All-Ireland semi-final (F)

August 15 All-Ireland semi-final (F)

August 22 All-Ireland final (H)

August 29 All-Ireland final (F)

billyhead

Why do I pay my licence fee with Limerick v Cork not on rte. Joke.

deisedude

Just had a look on Now TV website and I'm only seeing an option for a 6 month pass or a daily pass for Sky sports. Are they taking the fcuking p1ss?

Fr Tod Umptious

deisedude wrote: »

Just had a look on Now TV website and I'm only seeing an option for a 6 month pass or a daily pass for Sky sports. Are they taking the fcuking p1ss?

Well they are offering 6 months of Sky Sports for 19.50pm.
So get it in early July and you still have it up to early January, so that gives you all your GAA and a load of soccer, F1, NFL etc etc in-between if that takes your fancy.

It's not that bad a deal for what you get.

Edit : Actually you just pay for the time you want, so you can get rid of it after a month or two if you wish.