nc6000 wrote: » What coverage will TG4 have? I see them listed on a lot of the fixtures announced earlier.....https://www.pro14rugby.org/match-centre/fixtures/
MJohnston wrote: » Digifriendly wrote: » As I understand it Premier are launching a second channel. Premier 1 HD now displaying on Sky EPG here in N. Ireland. Before it was just Premier. Feel a bit sorry for rugby viewers in Scotland who have no FTA coverage apart from Freesports. Irish and Welsh viewers at least have TG4 and S4C. Scottish people can freely and legally watch S4C via BBC iPlayer.
Digifriendly wrote: » As I understand it Premier are launching a second channel. Premier 1 HD now displaying on Sky EPG here in N. Ireland. Before it was just Premier. Feel a bit sorry for rugby viewers in Scotland who have no FTA coverage apart from Freesports. Irish and Welsh viewers at least have TG4 and S4C.
MJohnston wrote: » Scottish people can freely and legally watch S4C via BBC iPlayer.
neddynono wrote: » I’m a sky customer tied to a broadband contact with them for a few more months. My question is if I join eir sport for 27.50 a month will I be able to view it through sky go as I’m not always staying where my sky box is?
Cookiemunster wrote: » AFAIK Eir Sports pay BT to carry their channels in Ireland. Virgin dealing with BT in the UK has no relevance to Virgin Ireland dealing with Eir.
MaybeMaybe wrote: » Will Eurosport have coverage online in European markets again next season?
MJohnston wrote: » I doubt it - Virgin Media UK did a deal with BT Sports in the past, who were similarly connected with EirSports, but Virgin Media Ireland didn't budge.
MJohnston wrote: » I don't believe that PremierSports is connected to Eir at all anymore.
Tigerandahalf wrote: » For anyone in NI it seems Virgin are going to offer 2 months free to Premier Sports. They have the rights for the UK and NI. They are the sister channel of eir sports. Could Virgin be about to do a u turn re dealing with eir sports for the republic?
nc6000 wrote: » Just after noticing that myself, not good.
awec wrote: » So it turns out that Eir Sports 1 is SD only on Sky. That's a bit garbage really.
Tigerandahalf wrote: » What about people in NI who can't get eir broadband? Does the premier sports app apply to NI? I thought the tv rights deal covered the island of Ireland thus people in NI can't subscribe to the premier sports app?
Former Former wrote: » Eir Sports exists solely to attract customers to subscribe to Eir broadband and/or mobile. They are never going to throw it open to people who want to stay with other BB providers unless a) they're forced to by Comreg or someone or b) Virgin Media's new sports channel gets enough traction to spark some sort of negotiation.
Tigerandahalf wrote: » Folks if your broadband is good enough but don't want/can't go with eir ye should consider contacting them to see if they will let customers use the app for a monthly fee. Surely, they wouldn't want to turn away customers. If you are on twitter maybe tweet eirsports and include the pro14 in it so they can see people's needs. If enough people do it they would have to offer something. The app is there afterall.
Tigerandahalf wrote: » Freesat gave the go ahead for subscription services to be on the platform. There was a lot of speculation at the time that Now TV or BT would go on it. It already has Netflix, Rakuten TV, TVUK, Ketchup and other subscription streaming services. Whether BT could be broadcasted over the satellite system on freesat I am not sure.