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For a team worshipped as unlucky saints, Mayo got away with a serious amount in that game. How Dublin ended up painted as the big bad empire after it is some twisting. It’s actually impressive.

ArnoldJRimmer

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Didn’t realise the GPS game was on. That act was so buried by the media it was a joke. I’d still rate it over either of last years though.

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

For a team worshipped as unlucky saints, Mayo got away with a serious amount in that game. How Dublin ended up painted as the big bad empire after it is some twisting. It’s actually impressive.

F*ck me, but the Dubs do some amount of whingeing, even after a historic five in a row. I've not met one person outside of Mayo who think that team are saints, nor have I read media coverage stating this. Way worse things have happened in the GAA than the GPS incident, and it had no impact on the outcome of the game, you'd swear it was the Joe Sheridan try the way this keeps being brought up

Chalk McHugh

Watched the game in Irish today. Best game i was at. One of the sweetest wins. Vaughan was some dope to do what he did. Braindead carry on. I had a good session after that game. A great day.

ArnoldJRimmer

ArnoldJRimmer wrote: »

F*ck me, but the Dubs do some amount of whingeing, even after a historic five in a row. I've not met one person outside of Mayo who think that team are saints, nor have I read media coverage stating this. Way worse things have happened in the GAA than the GPS incident, and it had no impact on the outcome of the game, you'd swear it was the Joe Sheridan try the way this keeps being brought up

It only had no impact because Rock is better than that and has some minerals about him. Keegan should have got a year for it though.

ArnoldJRimmer

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

It only had no impact because Rock is better than that and has some minerals about him. Keegan should have got a year for it though.

This is the level of hyperbole that is normally only seen on the Hill 16 Army Facebook page. It was a harmless enough incident, Dublin won the All Ireland and then the 5 in a row. you should probably get over it at this stage

RedDevil55

ArnoldJRimmer wrote: »

F*ck me, but the Dubs do some amount of whingeing, even after a historic five in a row. I've not met one person outside of Mayo who think that team are saints, nor have I read media coverage stating this. Way worse things have happened in the GAA than the GPS incident, and it had no impact on the outcome of the game, you'd swear it was the Joe Sheridan try the way this keeps being brought up

It always amazes me too. They seem to need that "us against the world" mentality. Joe Brolly was kicked off RTE last summer for his outrageous pro-Dublin bias, yet Dublin fans will still talk about the Kerry dominated media.

come on out from under the Mayo desperation and at least see clearly. There was a massive media campaign for weeks after because a few Mayo lads let themselves get pushed around in injury time. The likes of the GPS (which is the single biggest of unsportsmanlike behaviour I’ve witnessed in years) and Boyle scoring a point in the first half after basically an assault being brushed under the rug was desperate at the time. Looking back the media Mayo cheerleading is just laughable and a bit sad now in hindsight.

Chalk McHugh

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

It only had no impact because Rock is better than that and has some minerals about him. Keegan should have got a year for it though.

A peevish little act by the media darling. But to be fair once we won was all that mattered.

ArnoldJRimmer

Having a sense of perspective is a lot different to blindly following and defending a team. No one outside of Dublin seems to recall this massive media campaign you speak of, and I'd recommend you watch a few more games of football if you believe the GPS incident is so unsavoury. You would probably have a breakdown watching the average Tyrone v Derry match for instance

Chalk McHugh

ArnoldJRimmer wrote: »

Having a sense of perspective is a lot different to blindly following and defending a team. No one outside of Dublin seems to recall this massive media campaign you speak of, and I'd recommend you watch a few more games of football if you believe the GPS incident is so unsavoury. You would probably have a breakdown watching the average Tyrone v Derry match for instance

Be more worried about slipping into a coma watching any game with Derry involved.

ArnoldJRimmer

ArnoldJRimmer wrote: »

Having a sense of perspective is a lot different to blindly following and defending a team. No one outside of Dublin seems to recall this massive media campaign you speak of, and I'd recommend you watch a few more games of football if you believe the GPS incident is so unsavoury. You would probably have a breakdown watching the average Tyrone v Derry match for instance

There’s a fair difference between some manly dirt and a rattish little act like that.

Google Paul Kimmage. He led it and the little minions at off the ball ramped it up to 11.

RedDevil55

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

come on out from under the Mayo desperation and at least see clearly. There was a massive media campaign for weeks after because a few Mayo lads let themselves get pushed around in injury time. The likes of the GPS (which is the single biggest of unsportsmanlike behaviour I’ve witnessed in years) and Boyle scoring a point in the first half after basically an assault being brushed under the rug was desperate at the time. Looking back the media Mayo cheerleading is just laughable and a bit sad now in hindsight.

Serious question, what "assault" are you referring to? Just watched Boyle's point and the only controversial thing in the build-up was him being eye gouged by Eoghan O'Gara.

Chalk McHugh

RedDevil55 wrote: »

Serious question, what "assault" are you referring to? Just watched Boyle's point and the only controversial thing in the build-up was him being eye gouged by Eoghan O'Gara.

That eye gouge is false news. Didn't happen. Boyle didn't complain about it.

RedDevil55

Chalk McHugh wrote: »

That eye gouge is false news. Didn't happen. Boyle didn't complain about it.

Dean rock didn't complain about the GPS?

Chalk McHugh

RedDevil55 wrote: »

Dean rock didn't complain about the GPS?

True. I dont recall any Dubs players saying anything bad about it. But they won so easy to brush it off as a bit of gamesmanship. Now if it had of hit the ball and Rock missed without even knowing there would be war. But it didnt so all is well in the capital.

Billy Ocean

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

come on out from under the Mayo desperation and at least see clearly. There was a massive media campaign for weeks after because a few Mayo lads let themselves get pushed around in injury time. The likes of the GPS (which is the single biggest of unsportsmanlike behaviour I’ve witnessed in years) and Boyle scoring a point in the first half after basically an assault being brushed under the rug was desperate at the time. Looking back the media Mayo cheerleading is just laughable and a bit sad now in hindsight.

Look if it upsets you that much you can console yourself in the fact your team won the 1st ever financially doped 5 in a row....

zetecescort

TG4 Friday, 17th July, 19:15 - LIVE

GAA Beo returns with the first live GAA match since March. Live coverage of the Wexford Hurling Championship with champions St. Martins facing 2015 Leinster champions Oulart-The Ballagh. Presented by Micheál Ó Domhnaill with commentary by Brian Tyers.

PTH2009

bit of sick of nostalgia

jgbyr

Tg4

Friday July 17

7.15pm - GAA BEO

Live Pettitt's Supervalu Wexford SHC

St Martins v Oulart The Ballagh live from Chadwicks Wexford Park (Throw-in 7.30pm)

Sunday July 19

2.30pm GAA BEO

Live Dublin SHC

Kilmacud Crokes v Ballyboden St Endas, live from Parnell Park (Throw-in 3pm)

Friday July 24

7.15pm GAA BEO

Live Bon Secours Hospital Limerick SHC

Kilmallock v Na Piarsaigh live from the LIT Gaelic Grounds (Throw in at 7.30pm)

Sunday July 26

2.15pm - GAA BEO

Live Cork Premier SFC

Castlehaven v Carbery Rangers from Clonakilty (Throw in at 2.30pm)

Deferred match: Brooks Galway SHC

Sarsfields v Portumna from Kenny Park, Athenry

Friday July 31

7.15pm - GAA BEO

Morgan Fuels Down SFC

Kilcoo v Mayobridge - Live from Páirc Esler, Newry (Throw in at 7.30pm)

Sunday August 2

2.15pm - GAA BEO

Live Claregalway Hotel Galway SFC

Corofin v Oughterard - Live from Pearse Stadium, Salthill (Throw in at 2.30pm)

Deferred match Fairyhouse Steel Meath SFC

Simonstown Gales v Skryne from Pairc Tailteann, Navan


RTÉ Sport will begin its live coverage of the club hurling championship with the Cork clash of traditional rivals Glen Rovers and St. Finbarr's in on 1 August.

thesultan

Great stuff.

PTH2009

jgbyr wrote: »

Tg4

Friday July 17

7.15pm - GAA BEO

Live Pettitt's Supervalu Wexford SHC

St Martins v Oulart The Ballagh live from Chadwicks Wexford Park (Throw-in 7.30pm)

Sunday July 19

2.30pm GAA BEO

Live Dublin SHC

Kilmacud Crokes v Ballyboden St Endas, live from Parnell Park (Throw-in 3pm)

Friday July 24

7.15pm GAA BEO

Live Bon Secours Hospital Limerick SHC

Kilmallock v Na Piarsaigh live from the LIT Gaelic Grounds (Throw in at 7.30pm)

Sunday July 26

2.15pm - GAA BEO

Live Cork Premier SFC

Castlehaven v Carbery Rangers from Clonakilty (Throw in at 2.30pm)

Deferred match: Brooks Galway SHC

Sarsfields v Portumna from Kenny Park, Athenry

Friday July 31

7.15pm - GAA BEO

Morgan Fuels Down SFC

Kilcoo v Mayobridge - Live from Páirc Esler, Newry (Throw in at 7.30pm)

Sunday August 2

2.15pm - GAA BEO

Live Claregalway Hotel Galway SFC

Corofin v Oughterard - Live from Pearse Stadium, Salthill (Throw in at 2.30pm)

Deferred match Fairyhouse Steel Meath SFC

Simonstown Gales v Skryne from Pairc Tailteann, Navan


RTÉ Sport will begin its live coverage of the club hurling championship with the Cork clash of traditional rivals Glen Rovers and St. Finbarr's in on 1 August.

Grateful to have live stuff back

Also gives a look at other county championships

zetecescort

TG4 showing Ballyhale v Tullaroan on Friday evening instead of the Down SFC mentioned above

zetecescort

zetecescort wrote: »

TG4 showing Ballyhale v Tullaroan on Friday evening instead of the Down SFC mentioned above

Is the Down one cancelled or have they had some other issue?

zetecescort

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Is the Down one cancelled or have they had some other issue?

No idea, just saw an ad for next weekends games

Redsoxfan

TG4

Friday 7 August
St Eunans v Kilcar Donegal SFC

Sunday 9 August
Wexford Hurling Quarter Final

Castlebar v Breaffy Mayo SFC

Rasputin11

Was watching the Limerick club match on TG4 last Friday and for a second I thought it was Marcelo Bielsa prowling the line for Kilmallock, rather than Tony Considine.

I’d happily watch Evanne for an hour instead of the match :pac:

zetecescort

Munster GAA to stream all minor championship games in hurling and football, starting with Cork v Clare on Saturday at 1

https://munster.gaa.ie/2020/10/munster-gaa-minor-championship-games-to-be-streamed-live/

Coillte_Bhoy

Probably common knowldege anyway but just in case

https://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/2020/1009/1170474-gaago-reveals-details-of-major-allianz-league-coverage/

GAAGO will exclusively stream up to 23 games from the upcoming return of Allianz League action.

Previously available outside of Ireland only, the service will for the first time allow GAA fans at home to stream inter-county games live or on demand in 1080p HD.

Sign-up is via the GAAGO.ie website or the GAAGO iOS and Android apps.

The move is a boost for supporters unable to attend matches due to Covid-19 restrictions, and ensures that they will still be able to see their teams in action.

Games from every division of the Allianz Football League will be available on the platform, including the Division 1 clash of Monaghan and Kerry on Saturday 17 October.

The finals of the Allianz Hurling League Divisions 2A, 2B and 3B are also among the games being streamed on GAAGO.

Matches broadcast on domestic TV will continue to be available outside of Ireland only.

Pay-per-game access will be priced at €5, with county boards facilitating a free access scheme for hospitals and care homes.

Coverage will be produced by RTÉ Sport and Nemeton TV, with Marty Morrissey, Ger Canning and John Kenny among the commentators.

GAA president John Horan said: "Providing viewing access to games, albeit through a screen rather than in person for many of our members, has been of utmost importance in recent months and GAAGO's first step into the domestic streaming market for upcoming Allianz League matches is a continuation of this endeavour.

"We are delighted to balance broadcast coverage of our remaining fixtures on GAAGO and our linear TV partner stations TG4, eir Sport and RTÉ. The distribution of complimentary match passes to hospitals and care homes in partnership with relevant GAA county boards is also a very important and positive development."

RTÉ Sport will launch its GAA Championship coverage next Thursday.

GAAGO.ie Allianz League schedule

Saturday 17 October

Div 4 Football - Wicklow v Antrim, Aughrim 12.30pm

Div 1 Football - Monaghan v Kerry, Inishkeen 2pm

Div 2 Football - Westmeath v Laois, Cusack Park 2pm

Div 3 Football - Cork v Louth, Páirc Úi Chaoimh 4pm

Div 3 Football - Down v Leitrim, Páirc Esler 4pm

Div 3 Football - Derry v Longford, Celtic Park 4.30pm

Div 4 Football - Carlow v Sligo, Dr Cullen Park 5pm

Sunday 18 October

Div 2 Football - Clare v Fermanagh, Cusack Park 1pm

Div 3 Football - Tipperary v Offaly, Semple Stadium 1pm

Div 4 Football - Limerick v Wexford, Rathkeale 1pm

Div 2A Hurling Final - Antrim v Kerry, O'Connor Park 1.30pm

Div 3B Hurling Final - Sligo v Leitrim, Connacht Centre of Excellence 1.30pm

Div 2B Hurling Final - Down v Derry, Athletic Grounds 2pm

Remaining games on both days will be shown on TV in Ireland, and on GAAGO.ie overseas.

Weekend of 24-25 October

GAAGO to stream all non-televised games in Ireland and all games overseas.

Coillte_Bhoy

Sat 5.30 RTE 2 - Armagh V Roscommon

Sat 7.00 Eir - Dublin V Meath

Sun 2.00 TG4 - Galway V Mayo

Sun 4.00 TG4 - Donegal V Tyrone

Sun 5.45 TG4 - Kildare V Cavan DEFERRED

finbarrk

Also Sat 13.45 TG4 - U 20 All Ire Football SF, Tyrone v Dublin

Sat 15.40 TG4 - U 20 All Ire Football SF, Kerry v Galway.

zetecescort

Munster U20 hurling, Tipperary v Clare tomorrow from 7:20 on TG4

Coillte_Bhoy

Sat 24th - Eir 2pm - NFL: Kerry V Donegal
Sat 24th - TG4 2pm - NFL: Cavan V Roscommon

Sat 24th - Sky 5pm - LSHC: Dublin V Laois

Sun 25th - TG4 2pm - NFL: Galway V Dublin
Sun 25th - TG4 Player 2pm - NFL: Mayo V Tyrone

Sun 25th - RTE 3.45pm - LSHC - Clare V Limerick

wirelessdude01

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Sat 24th - Eir 2pm - NFL: Kerry V Donegal
Sat 24th - TG4 2pm - NFL: Cavan V Roscommon

Sat 24th - Sky 5pm - LSHC: Dublin V Laois

Sun 25th - TG4 2pm - NFL: Galway V Dublin
Sun 25th - TG4 Player 2pm - NFL: Mayo V Tyrone

Sun 25th - RTE 3.45pm - LSHC - Clare V Limerick

Is that Dublun/Laois game on SkySports Mix?

dr.kenneth noisewater

wirelessdude01 wrote:

Is that Dublun/Laois game on SkySports Mix?

Yes

Mantis Toboggan

wirelessdude01 wrote: »

Is that Dublun/Laois game on SkySports Mix?

Yep

Anyone notice that if you buy someone a match on GAAGO it sends the wrong person the match?

I bought my Da a couple for this weekend and you fill in your name, recipient name, and recipient email address but both times it sent me the gift.

Cavan_King

Cavan Monaghan on Sky Sports Mix from 12.15.

BBC Sport have both Ulster games tomorrow on BBC Two.

Coillte_Bhoy

Has anyone a handy link to the games exclusively on SKY? Thinking of getting a 3 months sky sports pass on NowTV if its worth it. Have looked at GAAGO and can't find a link to see what their season pass might cost, joke of a website

wirelessdude01

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Has anyone a handy link to the games exclusively on SKY? Thinking of getting a 3 months sky sports pass on NowTV if its worth it. Have looked at GAAGO and can't find a link to see what their season pass might cost, joke of a website

Here ya go.

https://www.skysports.com/gaa/gaelic-football/news/30543/12091489/sky-sports-live-gaa-games-announced-14-fixtures-confirmed-for-2020-championships

Coillte_Bhoy

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Has anyone a handy link to the games exclusively on SKY? Thinking of getting a 3 months sky sports pass on NowTV if its worth it. Have looked at GAAGO and can't find a link to see what their season pass might cost, joke of a website

Who’s your TV provider? If you’ve a Sky box or a Virgin box then Sky Sports Mix is free.

Mantis Toboggan

Sky sports mix isn't on Vodafone, some dose.

seligehgit

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Sky sports mix isn't on Vodafone, some dose.

Have you NOW TV?

dastardly00

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Anyone notice that if you buy someone a match on GAAGO it sends the wrong person the match?

I bought my Da a couple for this weekend and you fill in your name, recipient name, and recipient email address but both times it sent me the gift.

From the FAQ page

If you purchase a gift for a friend, you need to tell them yourself.

GAAGO will automatically send an email containing the gift to your own email address, and you can then forward the gift email to the recipient.

GAAGO will not contact the person receiving the gift in regard to your gift purchase.

https://support.gaago.ie/support/solutions/articles/77000034398-if-i-gift-a-purchase-to-a-friend-do-i-need-to-tell-them-or-does-gaago-

dastardly00

dastardly00 wrote: »

From the FAQ page



https://support.gaago.ie/support/solutions/articles/77000034398-if-i-gift-a-purchase-to-a-friend-do-i-need-to-tell-them-or-does-gaago-

Cheers, at least I know it’s not a bug. It’s a bit stupid though.

dastardly00

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Cheers, at least I know it’s not a bug. It’s a bit stupid though.

Oh yeah it's very stupid. Since you enter the gift recipient's name & email address then maybe the original plan was that they would be notified by GAA GO, but for some reason it doesn't work

Anyway I must go buy the hurling match this afternoon for my Dad

Coillte_Bhoy

Nowtv doing a deal for Sky Sports, €19pm for 3 months, not too bad, especially if you watch soccer as well

theoneeyedman

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Nowtv doing a deal for Sky Sports, €19pm for 3 months, not too bad, especially if you watch soccer as well

Isn't that 19 per month, rather than 19 for 3 months? That's what I can see anyway....

BonnieSituation

theoneeyedman wrote: »

Isn't that 19 per month, rather than 19 for 3 months? That's what I can see anyway....

He said €19pm...

wirelessdude01

theoneeyedman wrote: »

Isn't that 19 per month, rather than 19 for 3 months? That's what I can see anyway....

He does say €19pm(per month).