Joe Brolly

[t_mac]

It is notable though that old guys on their deathbed in hospital are more concerned with being able to watch on tv the goings on in the GAA championship, than their upcoming appointment with St Peter.

Life will teach you kid, hopefully you have some compassion when it's at your door. Doubt it.

[yellowcard]

It is notable though that old guys on their deathbed in hospital are more concerned with being able to watch on tv the goings on in the GAA championship, than their upcoming appointment with St Peter.

[ck]

It is notable though that old guys on their deathbed in hospital are more concerned with being able to watch on tv the goings on in the GAA championship, than their upcoming appointment with St Peter.

You absolute low life!

[GetOverTheBar]

It is notable though that old guys on their deathbed in hospital are more concerned with being able to watch on tv the goings on in the GAA championship, than their upcoming appointment with St Peter.

That's the end of you on this board I'm afraid. Poor stuff.

[GJL]

Seen a clip on twitter last night of Tomas O'Shea and Joe Brolly analysing the Kerry v Meath game. Well actually it was Tomas analysing the game and Joe stuttering along with him. Was quite funny to see the lack of understanding Joe had in comparison to Tomas.

[RedHand88]

Seen a clip on twitter last night of Tomas O'Shea and Joe Brolly analysing the Kerry v Meath game. Well actually it was Tomas analysing the game and Joe stuttering along with him. Was quite funny to see the lack of understanding Joe had in comparison to Tomas.

I like Tomás. He has a great understanding of the game. He'd really thrive on Sky alongside Canavan.

[Farrandeelin]

It is notable though that old guys on their deathbed in hospital are more concerned with being able to watch on tv the goings on in the GAA championship, than their upcoming appointment with St Peter.

Pathetic thing to come out with.

[Taylor]

Seen a clip on twitter last night of Tomas O'Shea and Joe Brolly analysing the Kerry v Meath game. Well actually it was Tomas analysing the game and Joe stuttering along with him. Was quite funny to see the lack of understanding Joe had in comparison to Tomas.

I like Tomás. He has a great understanding of the game. He'd really thrive on Sky alongside Canavan.

Agree - would be a superb addition to the Sky team.

Still baffles me how Dick is still with Sky. Considering the quality they have I cant see what he brings apart from boring drivel

[omagh_gael]

Still baffles me how Dick is still with Sky. Considering the quality they have I cant see what he brings apart from boring drivel

I'm almost certain he said last weekend "cometh the man, cometh the hour" realised he fucked up then just petered out mid sentence afterwards.

[imtommygunn]

He is atrocious and his writing isn't much better.

[ONeill]

I don't have Sky and haven't missed a game on Sky. Hospitals need to get more devious.

[thewobbler]

I don't have Sky and haven't missed a game on Sky. Hospitals need to get more devious.

Same as.

If worst comes to the worst it's £8 for a Now TV pass for the day. If you're in any way interested in your county team, £8 isn't a whole lot to ask.

[marty34]

I don't have Sky and haven't missed a game on Sky. Hospitals need to get more devious.

Same as.

If worst comes to the worst it's £8 for a Now TV pass for the day. If you're in any way interested in your county team, £8 isn't a whole lot to ask.

**COUGH** It's £9 (ok, £8.99) and €10.
https://www.nowtv.com/watch-sky-sports-online
https://www.nowtv.com/ie/watch-sky-sports-online
Definitely an option if you've even a quarter decent broadband connection. Main limitation is that the screen resolution is limited to 720p but most probably won't notice or care. There's also discounted vouchers for various NowTV passes that come up on a regular basis that's worth keeping an eye out on, HUKD is probably the best place to spot them.

Incidentally, nordies can currently avail of an existing offer, of a 10 month Sky Sports pass being promoted for the upcoming English Premier League soccer season for £199. If you're into it and other Sky Sports fare then that's a great offer in my opinion at £20 a month. The mexicans will have to settle for a slightly less fabulous offer of a three month Sky Sports pass for €58.

Will that get you GAA on Sky next year plus National League games in Jan etc.?

[RedHand88]

1) Get a day pass for €10
2) Charge €1 entry for the locals
3) Profit

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/sport/gaa/gaa-fans-on-outside-looking-in-as-sky-sports-tv-deal-hits-home-940513.html

[LeoMc]

I don't have Sky and haven't missed a game on Sky. Hospitals need to get more devious.

Same as.

If worst comes to the worst it's £8 for a Now TV pass for the day. If you're in any way interested in your county team, £8 isn't a whole lot to ask.

It is cheaper than the tickets to the match!