Watching Finals abroad?

[Breffni_Yank]

Anybody have any ideas how you can watch the Hurling and Football Finals in USA or Europe? Had a few friends on to me? 

[armaghniac]

The US is easy. You can get it on the Internet from Setanta, just pay for each match.

[mick999]

Check this Thread:

http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=6729.195

[MCMLX]

The fervour that is generated around GAA All-Ireland Final weekends is not only restricted to those on the island of Ireland. For a number of years fans in Britain have been able to watch live TV coverage of Gaelic games and as each year passes, this service has extended to more territories worldwide.

Setanta Sports International, Premier Sports (UK) and Premium Sports (US) will ensure that the Tipperary V Kilkenny and Cork v Down, hurling and football finals respectively, are available to view on a global basis.

In Britain, Premier Sports will show both finals and operating on the Sky platform this ensures that the games will be available in almost 10 million homes. For subscription and general information on this service, visit www.premiersports.tv

Fans in continental Europe are offered delayed coverage of the finals on the Thursday after each final on Eurosport 2 or live through the Setanta internet service at http://setanta-i.com.

In America, Premium Sports broadcasts to commercial venues and the MHZ Worldview channel extends availability to over 30 million homes. For a full list of local affiliates on the MHZ network, please visit www.gaa.ie/gaa-news-and-videos/gaa-media-coverage.

Setanta in Australia make Gaelic Games available to two million Foxtel customers. Setanta Africa is available in over three million homes in 26 countries in Africa.

In Asia, Setanta Asia and Eurosport 2 will be making both finals available.

In addition, high quality internet streams are available anywhere in the world via the Setanta internet service at http://setanta-i.com.

[put-it-up-again]

See this page. GAA published it today.

http://gaa.ie/gaa-news-and-videos/daily-news/1/0309101538-watching-the-gaa-all-ireland-finals-overseas/1/