How Do I Watch GAA Matches W/O TV? - Discussion on GAA - Jenny Wilcroft

Jenny Wilcroft

My 13-year-old son Darragh and I are big into GAA. We watch it all the time, but since we broke our TV and haven't purchased a new one yet, we've been having difficulties watching LIVE matches or Sunday Games.
We have tried RTEplayer but that seems to be a lot slower and it is worse than anything especially as our internet has never been great.
We often go to pubs to watch the matches, but it is often a bit frustrating if you need to go to public places to watch matches instead of at home in your living room.

I have researched A LOT on how to fix this!! Darragh is also complaining probably x100 more than I would, since he is a lot younger and still plays the sport himself. He likes to chat with his friends about it... but since we can't watch them!

An alternative includes buying a TV which we will look into in the near future, but prior, I would like to ask you!


THANK YOU

munchkin_utd

if youve a laptop, what you'd need is a usb dvb-t stick to watch rte on saorview, and plug in the existing aerial into it .
For ideas on what there is out there:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Dcomputers&field-keywords=DVB-T+USB

you can often record programmes too, so you could save League Sunday and other late in the evening shows to watch at child friendly times.

Theres similar devices for ipads or android that you can use to watch free to air tv on them