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[Captain Scarlet]

Say what you want but for Kildare v Westmeath there was many comments around me about their gantry, number of cameras, etc there. The production is less stuffy too.

Like then have a look at this...


The famous 'John 3:16′ and later 'John 3:7′ placards, carried by supporter Frank Hogan, became part of the iconography of GAA summers from the 1980s on.

In that spirit, let us commandeer another – 'John 8:7′ – this week. That's the biblical verse dealing with the whole 'Let he without sin cast the first stone' situation.

The Schemozzle certainly isn't that – without sin - but we'll cast it anyway in the direction of RTÉ pundit Paul Flynn, who predicted a close contest between Cavan and Tyrone. That call was off the mark, perhaps because his info let him down.

In Flynn's preview, he reckoned Cavan had been "very impressive at the back" and "they have new, young players in Niall Carolan and Sean McEvoy, who has been excellent in midfield".

In reality, Cavan conceded 159 points, an average of 22.7 points per game, in the National League, which meant that, defensively, they ranked 28th out of the 32 teams in the country.

'New' corner-back Carolan, who is the fourth generation of his family to play represent Cavan, is now in his fourth season as a starter. Former Republic of Ireland U17 international McEvoy, meanwhile, did light things up during the league but as a corner-forward.

Like why spend money on rights and OB units and throw him and the likes of Cora to front it?!

[Fogarty]

In Flynn's preview, he reckoned Cavan had been "very impressive at the back" and "they have new, young players in Niall Carolan and Sean McEvoy, who has been excellent in midfield".

In reality, Cavan conceded 159 points, an average of 22.7 points per game, in the National League, which meant that, defensively, they ranked 28th out of the 32 teams in the country.

'New' corner-back Carolan, who is the fourth generation of his family to play represent Cavan, is now in his fourth season as a starter. Former Republic of Ireland U17 international McEvoy, meanwhile, did light things up during the league but as a corner-forward.

Like why spend money on rights and OB units and throw him and the likes of Cora to front it?!

Why not get some local people who know the teams and have seen them play do the analysis.
They'd have more insight than pundits who did 10 minutes googling!

[Truth hurts]

Can you buy stand alone games on GAA +, like on Tyrone TV or Down TV, Just pay for 1 game?

[clonian]

Can you buy stand alone games on GAA +, like on Tyrone TV or Down TV, Just pay for 1 game?

There's an offer that you can buy 3 games for €24 and you can use them whenever you want or just pay €12 per game as you want.

[AustinPowers]

Can you buy stand alone games on GAA +, like on Tyrone TV or Down TV, Just pay for 1 game?

There's an offer that you can buy 3 games for €24 and you can use them whenever you want or just pay €12 per game as you want.

Is there a list of the other games to be  shown on Gaago?  You could buy the 3 game  option, and your team might never feature  again

[thebigfullforward]

Can you buy stand alone games on GAA +, like on Tyrone TV or Down TV, Just pay for 1 game?

There's an offer that you can buy 3 games for €24 and you can use them whenever you want or just pay €12 per game as you want.

Is there a list of the other games to be  shown on Gaago?  You could buy the 3 game  option, and your team might never feature  again

Could you not just watch other teams play then?

[AustinPowers]

Can you buy stand alone games on GAA +, like on Tyrone TV or Down TV, Just pay for 1 game?

There's an offer that you can buy 3 games for €24 and you can use them whenever you want or just pay €12 per game as you want.

Is there a list of the other games to be  shown on Gaago?  You could buy the 3 game  option, and your team might never feature  again

Could you not just watch other teams play then?

Ugh, that  feels like such a chore.

I honestly  find it difficult sitting through matches that I have no investment in, except  for maybe AI semis and finals. 

[Captain Scarlet]

If you fancy your county to go well at all the 2 for 3 is good.
But as much as we moan 79 is very good for the year.

As I said the production is good and the pundits are more up to date. The Comms are good too.

I'm heading to more games this year so didn't get it mind.

[twohands!!!]

If you fancy your county to go well at all the 2 for 3 is good.
But as much as we moan 79 is very good for the year.

As I said the production is good and the pundits are more up to date. The Comms are good too.

I'm heading to more games this year so didn't get it mind.

I'd be hopeful things will improve in the next few years as it seemed like there was a good bit of time and energy spent on the process of disengaging with RTE.

[AustinPowers]

If you fancy your county to go well at all the 2 for 3 is good.
But as much as we moan 79 is very good for the year.

As I said the production is good and the pundits are more up to date. The Comms are good too.

I'm heading to more games this year so didn't get it mind.

Who are  the usual  pundits there?

Missed Gal-Ros last Sunday  on RTE but  tuned in for analysis after. It was  very dull.

[Captain Scarlet]

They flip a bit but Marc O Se, Paddy Andrews, Aaron Kiernan seem to be around.

For Kildare they had John Heslin too. McElwain is good too.

[knockitdown]

Assume u can't watch GAA plus on 2 separate devices at the same time? I have the annual pass, but father in law is looking to watch the Tyrone game later too?

[Low and Hard]

I can't get the gaa+ app on a new Samsung tv. Anyone had same issue ?

[bogball88]

Anyone experiencing difficulties finding Tyrone kerry game to buy on the app for Saturday?

[downgael2065]

Anyone experiencing difficulties finding Tyrone kerry game to buy on the app for Saturday?

The game is on rte/bbc, im
Not sure if it's definitely available to buy on GAA plus. I presume it must be for all Ireland semi final

Maybe it will be accessible closer to the throw in time