Watching games online. READ if away from home for All Ireland Finals etc.

weightlifter

Anybody know how I can watch GAA games online? I have P2P streaming software PPStream, but I cant find an online link to a channel like Setanta which might be showing the games (specifically dublin v mayo). Anybody offer any help?

P2P streaming can be used to watch any channel essentially. For example I often use it to watch premiership games. you can do it like this...

It takes a bit of effort but is worth it for any of ye, who like me,
are abroad and want to still watch the odd game.

Go to http://www.tvants-ppstream.com/PPStream.aspx and download and
install the PPStream software. Once installed a list of channels
available are on the right. However they are all in some funny asian
language so you dont know what channels they are. Instead go to this
link:

http://www.myp2p.eu/

and you will find all the schedules for live football (option on the
left hand side column). Click on the game you want (on the channel you
want - theres usually some choices) and it should open automatically
in the PPStream software. Be patient it can take anywhere between 1-10
minutes to buffer and open. You have to have a good reliable, fast,
internet connection, but the quality, once buffered is usually very
good.

So if I could find a link to channels like rte or setanta it would be amazing. Please let me know if any of you can help.

cousin_borat

you won't ind a p2p stream for setanta or rte since there would not be enough people connected to get a decent stream. You can get the sunday game and other big games to d/l from an Oz Rules site. PM me if that's any use

murfie

Thanks for that, and if you do find any way of watching the GAA let us know. I travelled for 45 min this morning across Houston to watch the Mayo/Dub game only to be told they were recording the Rangers game and would not turn over!!!! I was raging. Missed a great game by all accounts.

Mountjoy Mugger

Hmm - the Rangers game started at 2.00pm, plenty of time for them to switch over before the GAA at 4.00pm - unless it was a delayed broadcast...

murfie

I know! Sure thats what I told the guy, the after interviews were on. But no wouldnt turn over, the guy has no clue anyway he was american. The bar has a rangers supporters club, so I imagine GAA is not the most watched sport!!

murfie

Just discovered this, and i cant believe i didn't look for it before the match last Sunday! But Setanta have a pay per view broadband live coverage of the GAA! you can buy the final of both hurling and football for $9.95 each! At least I will be certain now to see Mayo lift Sam!!

Here is a link for anyone else abroad!

cousin_borat

oops, I assumed you knew about Setanta, sorry.

You can get them on Direct TV in the US as well