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It’s not entirely clear whether the GAA president was simply thinking out loud or seriously contemplating it

National broadcaster will show half of the Munster hurling championship fixtures including Limerick’s first two matches

Tuesday programme will be on Gaelic football only while Thursday’s will be more analysis-based, reviewing and previewing hurling and football matches

Adjusted media rights income, lack of concerts in Croke Park and a drop in Government funding contribute to loss of revenue

Does the proposed expansion of ‘free to air’ matches plus the Páirc Uí Chaoimh intervention mean that sports bodies will be compensated for loss of competitiveness?

Munster GAA chief executive Kieran Leddy has defended the television coverage of the province’s hurling championship in 2023

The highly decorated former Armagh player says the game he loves has become too ‘boring, monotonous’ and could get worse if changes aren’t made

Cathaoirleach of the Seanad Jerry Buttimer believes there is a ‘conflict of interest with RTÉ’

Streaming service will carry fewer Munster hurling matches next year but Cork will feature in three out of four

Sales of Operation Transformation and Hardy Bucks contribute to 22% rise

For fans, it’s frustrating. For media companies, it’s expensive and perilous.

Multi-sponsor model continues to work well for GAA as Etihad finish partnership

From books, to sporting jewellery, to the Ryder Cup experience, we’ve got you covered

Deal with the GAA unvelied at Croke Park is believed to worth around €1.5m a year

Finding compromise between need for revenue and concerns of members is difficult

GAAGO online streaming service isn’t expected to generate substantial revenue