UTV & BBC & RTE & TV3

Started by Tyrone Dreamer, August 02, 2007, 06:44:19 PM

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robertemmet

Does anyone know what games are on Setanta?  Dublin v Tyrone and what others

ziggysego

Saturday games are on Setanta. Sunday games are on TG4.
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robertemmet

Aye but which game are on saturdays?

Is it only Div1 games that are on Setanta?



laoisgaa

Setanta Ireland confirmed GAA coverage, January-March
Date Fixture Coverage
Sat, January 31 NFL: Dublin v Tyrone LIVE
Sat, February 14 NHL: Tipperary v Cork LIVE
Sat, February 14 NFL: Game TBC deferred
Sat, March 7 NFL: Tyrone v Galway LIVE
Sat, March 7 NFL: Meath v Laois deferred
Sat, March 14 NFL: Dublin v Derry LIVE
Sat, March 14 NFL: Laois v Cork deferred
Sat, March 28 NFL: Tyrone v Derry LIVE
Sat, March 28 NFL: Down v Offaly deferred

ziggysego

Was watching the BBC News at lunchtime today. Sarah Travers said that All-Ireland Champions Tyrone won their first game of 2009 against Monaghan on Sunday....

Really? First game you say.
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ONeill

Maybe she means we're going to bate Monaghan a rake of times this year!
I wanna have my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames.

wherefromreferee?

To be fair to the BBC, the coverage of the McKenna Cup has been fine.  Showed a couple of scores from the Tyrone game and interviewed Harte, SoN and Monaghan trainer/coach, Marty whatshisname.  Don't think we can ask for more in mid Jan.
In your Endo!

never kickt a ball

Quote from: wherefromreferee? on January 20, 2009, 09:45:24 AM
To be fair to the BBC, the coverage of the McKenna Cup has been fine.  Showed a couple of scores from the Tyrone game and interviewed Harte, SoN and Monaghan trainer/coach, Marty whatshisname.  Don't think we can ask for more in mid Jan.

Have to agree with that. Jerome has been fairly active this past week. However spot the McKenna Cup final preview on this page:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/northern_ireland/default.stm



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AFS

FFS! How incompetent, lazy or both can you get?


Wexford 2-9 3-12 Armagh

Ryan Henderson scored three goals as Armagh staged a revival to beat Wexford by 10 points in Sunday's Allianz Division Two opener.

Two early goals had Armagh in command but Wexford battled back to enjoy a 2-8 to 2-3 interval advantage.

Armagh suffered a blow when forward Ronan Clarke was yellow-carded and had to be replaced under the new rules.

But the Ulster side, beaten by Wexford in the All-Ireland quarter-finals last August, pulled away for a big win.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/7863762.stm

Maguire01


Tyrone Dreamer

Caught some weekly sports round up thing there on RTE - think its aimed at young people. They discussed both the rugby this Sunday and Ireland match tonight and world cup fever etc. There was no mention of the gaa. RTE only pay lip service to gaa for most of the year and seem to spend a lot of time building up other sports. This was highlighted when they announced at the sports awards that Munster NZ got the biggest viewing figures of the year even though in reality it was the all ireland finals.

I also think that the gaa needs to promote its games better. A repeat of the All Ireland football final is taking place on Sunday in Omagh. There's also loads of other top matches in both football and hurling this weekend. More effort should be made to make the general public aware of these games and make them appealing to them. I actually think the whole season needs to be redesigned. Does it make sense that the majority of games played by counties during the year are seen as meaningless by many fans?