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There were also record numbers for the ladies football finals on TG4.
The two broadcasters have learned from each other and now there’s little difference in their approach.
‘It’s going to be mad and intense but it’s presenting a World Cup. It’s a bit of a dream.’
The Irish legend has caused ructions with comments about Jon Walters and Alex Ferguson at an Off The Ball event with Gary Neville.
There was much disagreement over Johnny Cooper’s red card, while Pat Spillane talked about ‘unknown unknowns.’
The show is written by Cardboard Gangsters writer Mark O’Connor.
The national broadcaster enters the club market alongside TG4 this Autumn.
The broadcaster screened weekly matches for the final months of the last campaign.
The Tyrone boss dismisses the common refrain that all big games should be free-to-air.
The streaming service has — in partnership with Starbucks — released a new six-part series of films called This is Football.
‘The last remnants of British culture on these islands’ got the blame for criticism of the sweeper system in hurling.
The TV details for this weekend’s football games have been confirmed.
‘Sports Extra’ will carry BT Sport and Premier Sport in Ireland, meaning a record 233 Premier League matches will be available live.
Elsewhere, a Sky commentator claimed Lowry as British while Rory McIlroy was left on the verge of tears after a cruel return to Royal Portrush.
Elsewhere, viewers were annoyed by the Sunday Game. Again.
Elsewhere, a few classic Irish tropes emerged on The Sunday Game.
Get ready for a huge weekend of mouth-watering GAA action.
It’s good news if you’re a supporter of Dundalk, Shamrock Rovers or St Patrick’s Athletic.
The England boss has been the breakout star, and thankfully, TG4 and the state broadcaster have been around to bring it to us.
Once enemies, Mourinho and Wenger were the stars of the show as Michael Owen painted the town beige on BT Sport.
The best argument for tiering the football championships is that it will end the talk of tiering the football championships.
TG4 will show live coverage of Leinster’s clash with Glasgow Warriors this weekend.
Gary Lineker would have been better off saying ‘another win for the bloodless and efficient use of capital’ and cutting straight to the Eurovision.
For all of its new gadgets and approach, the show still left lots of people annoyed.
The game is available live on free-to-air TV on Virgin Media.
George Hamilton got his prediction (almost) right while Jurgen Klopp was stuck for words.
While Neville is a much better analyst, Keane proved more adept at talking about Manchester United.
GAA Eile begins tonight at 8.30pm on RTÉ One.
It’s nearly that time of year again…
Meanwhile, Paul Merson serves up the best bit of telly all week.
Woods was subjected to a bizarre Butler Cabin interview after his remarkable triumph, while the FAI story became about one man.
Elsewhere, the GAA disappears from our screens for a month.
Elsewhere, Tim Sherwood is very alarmed at Tottenham’s ‘unthinkable’ slump.
Limerick take on Dublin while Galway face Waterford in the final-four ties.
233 games from three separate broadcasters will soon be available on the one platform.
Elsewhere, Rio Ferdinand met PSG and Saturday Night Live disgraced themselves with a parody of the Premier League.
Elsewhere, Jerry Kiernan returned to our screens…and was totally brilliant.
The Carabao Cup final was marked by an amazing moment of television, but Sky had the wrong people analysing it.
The broadcaster has also announced its broadcasting schedule for April.