Sky Sports hurling analysts Jamesie O'Connor and Ollie Canning will be back in action. James Crombie / INPHO
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SKY SPORTS WILL broadcast the glamour All-Ireland hurling qualifier meeting between Tipperary and Kilkenny or Galway on Saturday July 5th.
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But there will be no televised coverage of next Saturday’s Leinster SHC semi-final replay between Kilkenny and Galway as the broadcaster had already planned to cover the Ulster football semi-final tie between Armagh and Monaghan.
It is understood that it is highly unlikely that RTÉ will produce a web-only broadcast of the Kilkenny-Galway Leinster semi-final replay.
RTÉ are set to produce live televised coverage of the All-Ireland senior hurling round 1 qualifier between Clare against Wexford in Ennis on July 5th while they will televise next Sunday’s Leinster football semi-final double-header from Croke Park.
The full details for the fixtures after this morning’s draw in round 1 of the hurling qualifiers are:
Saturday June 28th
Waterford v Laois, Walsh Park, 7pmSunday June 29th
Antrim v Offaly, Ballycastle, 2pm
Saturday July 5th
Clare v Wexford, Cusack Park, Ennis, 3.30pm – (Live: RTÉ)
Tipperary v Galway/Kilkenny, Semple Stadium, 7pm – (Live: Sky Sports)
And the fixture details for this weekend’s Round 1B football qualifier action are:
Saturday June 28th
Carlow v Waterford, Dr Cullen Park, 2pm
Tyrone v Louth, Healy Park, Omagh, 2.30pm
Cavan v Westmeath, Kingspan Breffni Park, 3pmSunday June 29th
Down v Leitrim, Páirc Esler, Newry, 2pm
FFS. I can’t believe this. I couldn’t get tickets to Tipp v Kilk as it was sold out last yr and now it’s looking like I won’t be able to see it on telly this yr either. What a joke. I knew something like this would happen. A season ending game for one of the top 2/3 is going to be on Murdoch’s Sky.. thank you official GAA FOR SELLING EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO A PAY PER VIEW COMMERCIAL CHANNEL.. well pissed off.. please leave the game I love alone ye overweight leaching bureaucratic suits
The coverage of the hurling this year has been a scandal, there are only so many top class encounters, it’s a pity to waste them. Seriously people were giving out about sky having games but RTE can’t even screen what it has. Already missed one top class hurling replay this summer due to scheduling, now another gone… GAA should just run a dedicated channel themselves…
i wouldn’t really blame rte for this as i believe their hands are tied (as under the terms of the new gaa contract there is a set limit on the amount of ‘live’ games to be shown) think the gaa are trying to get more people to attend matches
If you know anyone with sky you can ask them for their username or password, a family member would be better. Then you can put it in on sky go website and you have every channel. Just need a hdmi cable and you can get it on tv.
Sorry for such a late comment but you know better later then never. 1. Get the sky go website on your computer 2. Sign in with an account 3. Connect your computer up to your tv with a hdmi cable 4. Tune into the right channel using the source button. After that just click on what you want and enjoy your free sky :) quality is bad for the first 15/20 seconds then it focuses are it’s fine.
Page 110 onwards will answer any and all questions you have about where the GAA’s money goes. The GAA took in nearly €55m last year and only kept €114,000 of it – the rest went on running the competitions, covering team costs, player welfare, organisational costs and grants to clubs and counties.
To say that the €80 (not €85… and Hill 16 is €40) you pay for an All-Ireland ticket doesn’t go to the local clubs or the lads on the pitch is a serious misrepresentation.
Perhaps I stand corrected but am only speaking from personal experience of clubs who have gone looking for funding . to be dug out of quagmires that they are in. i do not mind been proven incorrect in any way.. but this same anger resonates at grass roots level through out the country
Alan – to be fair, money is finite. Just because some clubs are turned down for grants, it doesn’t mean everyone is. Same goes for county boards – pretty much every county has built/is building a ‘centre of excellence’, but the GAA can hardly manufacture the money to pay for it.
The GAA’s in a Catch-22 situation anyway – if it wants more revenue to pay for grants and the like, it has to either add it to the cost of the match ticket, get the money from a sponsorship or TV deal (which means either a higher licence fee, more ad breaks, or a higher Sky subscription) or sell more merchandise. None of that’s going to be popular, but if it’s the only way to put a hurl into the hands of a kid in Sligo or Longford, what else are they to do?
respect what you say gavan entirely . certainly agree with the hurling scenario. imagine a 32 county all ireland championship that was seriously competitive in each province . we wont see that in our life time but here is hoping. you argue a good case and i had never before seen those facts
No bother – totally agree with you about a 32-county hurling championship. The Ring/Rackard/Meagher competitions are great in terms of competitiveness, but at the same time it always annoys me that there are only 15 counties that are even eligible to win the All-Ireland, let alone being good enough for it.
For what it’s worth, page 126 of the document above shows where the GAA distributed its grants in 2013. Over €41 million of it! I’d love to see FIFA being so transparent…
The quality matches being thrown up in the Hurling championship the last season and a half are nothing short of spectacular, Imagine throwing in another even four or five competitive counties into the mix. Westmeath , Laois Carlow and antrim and even Kerry are all counties with great hurling strongholds in them. if in twenty years time you could get these counties to a another level where they could compete againt the corks the kilkennys and clares. what a scenario we would have ..
Haha good man. Yes I noticed this mistake. We all are great English teachers when it boils down to examination of the misfortune of auto correct you jackass
Good man Michael. God love people who might have a problem with spelling or even worse are dyslexic … the trolls can have a field day with these poor individuals
i doubt the game will be available online (unless premier sports stream it,) it wont be on the gaa go app as all the games that stream on gaa go app are the live games on rte or sky
They showed the Cork v Waterford replay on the RTE Player live (as the Dublin v Laois game was on live TV) so don’t see why they won’t show this replay in the same way.
Should give Saturday night to Sky… Great advertisement for the game…
Personally I didn’t want the sale to Sky. I believe the Irish government should have bought all GAA International rights and given it to any channel (terrestrial before cable) that wanted to show it as long as they:
Looked after the uplink costs (fairly cheap)
They take our promotion of the games (includes a lot of scenic Ireland)
We should make the broadcast be a big promotion for Ireland worldwide… Everything from our culture, tourism, industry for more than 3 hours a week worldwide… Cheap for the price…
Imagine Saturday nights game shown all over China, Japan or America… Get it to as many people as possible… Hurling is our Eiffel Tower, lets sell it…
If you look at the Tour de France every year it is one long advertisement of France as a country, why not us?
Right so are they saying that no one is showing the hurling replay on Saturday at all not even online- Jesus Christ this can’t be. Something has to be done
How many replays a year is there in both codes that they can’t show them on tv!? Its not like soccer where there are hundreds of games on tv!!! At best we get 50 games across the board
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Would be scandalous if RTE don’t televise the Galway/Kilkenny replay. A match between Laois and Fermanagh was broadcast on Saturday … FFS !!!!
FFS. I can’t believe this. I couldn’t get tickets to Tipp v Kilk as it was sold out last yr and now it’s looking like I won’t be able to see it on telly this yr either. What a joke. I knew something like this would happen. A season ending game for one of the top 2/3 is going to be on Murdoch’s Sky.. thank you official GAA FOR SELLING EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO A PAY PER VIEW COMMERCIAL CHANNEL.. well pissed off.. please leave the game I love alone ye overweight leaching bureaucratic suits
The coverage of the hurling this year has been a scandal, there are only so many top class encounters, it’s a pity to waste them. Seriously people were giving out about sky having games but RTE can’t even screen what it has. Already missed one top class hurling replay this summer due to scheduling, now another gone… GAA should just run a dedicated channel themselves…
i wouldn’t really blame rte for this as i believe their hands are tied (as under the terms of the new gaa contract there is a set limit on the amount of ‘live’ games to be shown) think the gaa are trying to get more people to attend matches
You can streams of the sky sports channels (free) online easy enough anyway..
How? How?
Coolsport usually have all sky programes
Mobdro on android is pretty good. Don’t think it is the play store but I am sure that you could download it somewhere.
Mobdro for android tablets and phones or cric.eu
Coolsport only works on laptop as far as i no
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Myp2p
If you know anyone with sky you can ask them for their username or password, a family member would be better. Then you can put it in on sky go website and you have every channel. Just need a hdmi cable and you can get it on tv.
What u mean
No you can’t. There is no HDMI support for that app
Picture quality isnt great for illegal streaming to be fair
can you tell me how please.
Sorry for such a late comment but you know better later then never. 1. Get the sky go website on your computer 2. Sign in with an account 3. Connect your computer up to your tv with a hdmi cable 4. Tune into the right channel using the source button. After that just click on what you want and enjoy your free sky :) quality is bad for the first 15/20 seconds then it focuses are it’s fine.
The best sport ever – hopefully we have a World Cup in 20 years time. Mind you the GAA could teach FIFA about the financial management side of it.
ye 85 euro for an all ireland final ticket. the lads on the pitch and the local clubs not seeing a cent of it.. Clever bucks in administration.
http://www.gaa.ie/content/documents/Annual_Congress_Final_Report2.pdf
Page 110 onwards will answer any and all questions you have about where the GAA’s money goes. The GAA took in nearly €55m last year and only kept €114,000 of it – the rest went on running the competitions, covering team costs, player welfare, organisational costs and grants to clubs and counties.
To say that the €80 (not €85… and Hill 16 is €40) you pay for an All-Ireland ticket doesn’t go to the local clubs or the lads on the pitch is a serious misrepresentation.
o yes the gaa documentation . why are so many county boards in such depth then and why are so many clubs in depth and almost at deaths door.
Facts are terrible things aren’t they.
Perhaps I stand corrected but am only speaking from personal experience of clubs who have gone looking for funding . to be dug out of quagmires that they are in. i do not mind been proven incorrect in any way.. but this same anger resonates at grass roots level through out the country
Alan – to be fair, money is finite. Just because some clubs are turned down for grants, it doesn’t mean everyone is. Same goes for county boards – pretty much every county has built/is building a ‘centre of excellence’, but the GAA can hardly manufacture the money to pay for it.
The GAA’s in a Catch-22 situation anyway – if it wants more revenue to pay for grants and the like, it has to either add it to the cost of the match ticket, get the money from a sponsorship or TV deal (which means either a higher licence fee, more ad breaks, or a higher Sky subscription) or sell more merchandise. None of that’s going to be popular, but if it’s the only way to put a hurl into the hands of a kid in Sligo or Longford, what else are they to do?
respect what you say gavan entirely . certainly agree with the hurling scenario. imagine a 32 county all ireland championship that was seriously competitive in each province . we wont see that in our life time but here is hoping. you argue a good case and i had never before seen those facts
No bother – totally agree with you about a 32-county hurling championship. The Ring/Rackard/Meagher competitions are great in terms of competitiveness, but at the same time it always annoys me that there are only 15 counties that are even eligible to win the All-Ireland, let alone being good enough for it.
For what it’s worth, page 126 of the document above shows where the GAA distributed its grants in 2013. Over €41 million of it! I’d love to see FIFA being so transparent…
The quality matches being thrown up in the Hurling championship the last season and a half are nothing short of spectacular, Imagine throwing in another even four or five competitive counties into the mix. Westmeath , Laois Carlow and antrim and even Kerry are all counties with great hurling strongholds in them. if in twenty years time you could get these counties to a another level where they could compete againt the corks the kilkennys and clares. what a scenario we would have ..
Debt you wally
Haha good man. Yes I noticed this mistake. We all are great English teachers when it boils down to examination of the misfortune of auto correct you jackass
Problem is with all your references to “depth” and “death” you forgot the mention the debt!!!!!!!
Good man Michael. God love people who might have a problem with spelling or even worse are dyslexic … the trolls can have a field day with these poor individuals
Any idea is the kilkenny/Galway available online? Rte player or the gaa go app?
i doubt the game will be available online (unless premier sports stream it,) it wont be on the gaa go app as all the games that stream on gaa go app are the live games on rte or sky
Rte online screening of matches is poor, if the cork Waterford replay is anything to go by.
They showed the Cork v Waterford replay on the RTE Player live (as the Dublin v Laois game was on live TV) so don’t see why they won’t show this replay in the same way.
Irish people should be entitled to see their national game on tv without having to subscribe to sky. Its ridiculous.
Do they stop being irish when they live abroad?
They can, on RTE. Sky games are extra and as this article shows, RTE still can’t show what they have.
No i didnt meant that at all.
Could be a wyse move
Firstrowsports.eu
Should give Saturday night to Sky… Great advertisement for the game…
Personally I didn’t want the sale to Sky. I believe the Irish government should have bought all GAA International rights and given it to any channel (terrestrial before cable) that wanted to show it as long as they:
Looked after the uplink costs (fairly cheap)
They take our promotion of the games (includes a lot of scenic Ireland)
We should make the broadcast be a big promotion for Ireland worldwide… Everything from our culture, tourism, industry for more than 3 hours a week worldwide… Cheap for the price…
Imagine Saturday nights game shown all over China, Japan or America… Get it to as many people as possible… Hurling is our Eiffel Tower, lets sell it…
If you look at the Tour de France every year it is one long advertisement of France as a country, why not us?
Right so are they saying that no one is showing the hurling replay on Saturday at all not even online- Jesus Christ this can’t be. Something has to be done
How many replays a year is there in both codes that they can’t show them on tv!? Its not like soccer where there are hundreds of games on tv!!! At best we get 50 games across the board
Download Mobdro
Thanks for that Jim. Im in the canaries and wanted to watch Wimbledon. Only got sky news and all german channels. Thanks again.
Why were all teams from the Munster bowl drawn out first thereby getting home advantage? This was not random.
I have always supported the GAA but not anymore, just like the politician’s they have sold out to foreigner’s
Another good reason that it shouldn’t go to a replay