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Anyone know a way of putting this on a smart tv other than a laptop and a hdmi cable. The tv has a web browser and I can load the GAAgo page but doesn't support the videos. Would one of those google chromecast or something similar do that? Would it be any better than the laptop and hdmi in anyway?

Chromecast works for me through the player on laptop and Android.

Dublin have currently won 26 games in a row . The most that Kerry group managed was 19.

When Dublin pick up Sam this year they will be probably have won 34 games in a row. The equivalent of 8 AIs for Kerry in the 70s/80s.

They currently have only lost 2 games in 36 matches. That is the greatest legacy of all time.

By my maths, Dublin won 15 in a row currently.

0 games in a row if its League and Championship!

Laois beat Kerry last weekend in a challenge.

Tyrone are that bit ahead of Kerry in work done and in general.

Be surprised if Tyrone didn't win by 5/8 points.

A decision on the next Kerry senior football manager is imminent with Maurice Fitzgerald emerging as a potential candidate to join front-runners from the outset, Jack O'Connor and Peter Keane.

Speculation has grown locally with one report suggesting that Fitzgerald would be offered the job as head of a management team that had the former Mayo coach Donie Buckley and Fitzgerald's 1997 All-Ireland-winning colleague Stephen Stack on board.

But while Fitzgerald has presented to the four-man committee, headed by chairman Tim Murphy and including secretary Peter Twiss, development officer Eamonn Whelan and coaching officer Terence Houlihan, as a potential choice, it's understood no firm decision has been taken up to yesterday and that the candidacies of O'Connor and Keane, who have both been interviewed, are believed to be still under active consideration. Keane is thought to have been less willing however to meet some of the criteria set out in that meeting.

The preference in Kerry has been for a management team with some of the development components from the previous set-up remaining in place. The selection committee could expand to five on that basis.

Fitzgerald, the 1997 Footballer of the Year, was a selector to Fitzmaurice for the last two years, having previously managed St Mary's Cahersiveen to an All-Ireland intermediate title. However, he has recently taken over as principal of Coláiste na Sceilge which brings an increased workload.

All he did to back it up was catch the ball and be on a good team. There's players up and down the country who could have done what he did I'd give the same opportunities. Limited footballer and unlimited gob.

I'm not going to pretend I like or respect him because he's retiring.

Jealousy is the tribute mediocrity pays to genius.

Kerry favourites for this or do Galway have a chance?

I see they are doing a package bundle for the end of the season

https://www.gaago.ie/fixture/BC59-18-EV-FINALS

Took up their free trial earlier on in the season, pleasantly surprised that the gaa can produce something good! Think I'll be getting this bundle as it works out cheaper than going to the pub!

Great read. The people pushing for a tiered competition always seem to be from Kerry, Dublin or Tyrone or else involved in broadcast media who would have a massive vested interest.

You don't commit to the games to be on YouTube or a 10 second clip on Twitter.

So you want to watch more games like yesterday's Roscommon and Tyrone?

Interesting that for all the giving out (I know michael duignans auld lad wont be able to watch any gaa saturday) but SKY are showing 3 games on saturday and more importantly the choice of two games at the same time with both Leinster hurling games being shown at 7pm, something you wont get with RTE. Sunday you have Tipp Clare and Waterford Limerick on at 2, both huge games in the context of the championship but only one is going to be shown and then we get to see dublin beat longford at their ease. Credit to SKY (and eir) who are able to show games that are on at the same time and do it.

Sky are showing just 2 games according to this http://www.skysports.com/watch/gaa-on-sky

Meath v Tyrone and Kilkenny v Wexford.

Just saw on Facebook that gaago are doing a free 14 day trial

Fill your boots

https://www.gaago.ie/fixture/pass-s

Kerry dont fear Croke Park and they dont fear anyone so they are always dangerous

Sorry I forgot they fear Dublin

.....and Tyrone!

Had, the last two Championship meetings have ended with Kerry wins.

Wouldn't mind a Kerry Tyrone final this year!