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Coillte_Bhoy

Anyone know the schedule today for TG4?

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wackokid

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Yes because that exactly what the license fee is for, just that one match in Munster

AFAIK it's being shown on RTE 2.

dobman88

wackokid wrote: »

AFAIK it's being shown on RTE 2.

Hes talking about the Championship game thats just being shown on sky, not the league game on rte tonight.

wirelessdude01

Some game on TG4 at the moment.

billyhead

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Yes because that exactly what the license fee is for, just that one match in Munster

The problem is not many Limerick or Cork fans can afford Sky. Pubs will be closed for indoor drinking and limited numbers will be allowed to attend. As a Limerick supporter I am eagerly looking forward to this game and I can't even watch it on TV.

Tommybojangles

The Now TV is savage value in fairness. I have it nearly 2 years and have never paid the full whack, if you don't renew they always come back with an offer. The Sky is a bit heavy on soccer whichI wouldn't really follow but great selecrion of Gaa, rugby, NFL etc

Coillte_Bhoy

billyhead wrote: »

The problem is not many Limerick or Cork fans can afford Sky. Pubs will be closed for indoor drinking and limited numbers will be allowed to attend. As a Limerick supporter I am eagerly looking forward to this game and I can't even watch it on TV.

Well tough, but there is a TV deal, RTE just can't show whatever game they want, you could buy a sky sports pass for €10, the price of 2 pints

Coillte_Bhoy

Tommybojangles wrote: »

The Now TV is savage value in fairness. I have it nearly 2 years and have never paid the full whack, if you don't renew they always come back with an offer. The Sky is a bit heavy on soccer whichI wouldn't really follow but great selecrion of Gaa, rugby, NFL etc

Any decent offers at the moment? I havent looked into it yet but will def be getting it for 3 months anyway

[Deleted User]

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Any decent offers at the moment? I havent looked into it yet but will def be getting it for 3 months anyway

I bought the stick in Lidl at Christmas, e25 for the stick and a months free Sky movies and Sky sports.
So as well as the website check the likes of Lidl and they may have good offers.

Coillte_Bhoy

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

I bought the stick in Lidl at Christmas, e25 for the stick and a months free Sky movies and Sky sports.
So as well as the website check the likes of Lidl and they may have good offers.

Probably a stupid question but whats the benefit of the stick as opposed to just buying on the website and casting from phone/laptop which ive been doing for the past few years?

deisedude

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Probably a stupid question but whats the benefit of the stick as opposed to just buying on the website and casting from phone/laptop which ive been doing for the past few years?

Sometimes you get a few free months with a purchase of the stick

[Deleted User]

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Probably a stupid question but whats the benefit of the stick as opposed to just buying on the website and casting from phone/laptop which ive been doing for the past few years?

The stick is a device in itself, so just plug it into a HDMI port on a tv and off you go.
Plus it has other apps on it, YouTube, RTE Player, Virgin Media Player, All 4 player, Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney+.
So if you have a sub for any of those you can use the stick rather than their individual apps on a device.

The stick is a Roku stick branded by Now TV.
Roku were one of the first to bring out the idea of streaming devices that you connect to a TV, so they have a pretty good pedigree in that area.

Coillte_Bhoy

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

The stick is a device in itself, so just plug it into a HDMI port on a tv and off you go.
Plus it has other apps on it, RTE Player, Virgin Media Player, All 4 player, Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney+.
So if you have a sub for any of those you can use the stick rather than their individual apps on a device.

The stick is a Roku stick branded by Now TV.
Roku were one of the first to bring out the idea of streaming devices that you connect to a TV, so they have a pretty good pedigree in that area.

Ok cheers. Usually just cast everything never really looked into these devices but sounds good, frees up the laptop and phone

[Deleted User]

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Any decent offers at the moment? I havent looked into it yet but will def be getting it for 3 months anyway

I just noticed on a Lidl brochure that they are still selling the Now TV stick for €25 with a Sports and Movies bundle included.

naughto

Keep any eye on the bargains thread

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2058086783/34/#post117289171

MacDanger

What matches are on TV this weekend?

dobman88

MacDanger wrote: »

What matches are on TV this weekend?

https://www.breakingnews.ie/amp/sport/gaa-where-and-when-to-watch-this-weekends-fixtures-4-1139794.html

big_drive

I thought the €25 pass on GAA go covered championship games too? But I couldn't access Dublin v Antrim.

Mantis Toboggan

big_drive wrote: »

I thought the €25 pass on GAA go covered championship games too? But I couldn't access Dublin v Antrim.

It does but for some reason not on the app, need to access through website!

big_drive

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

It does but for some reason not on the app, need to access through website!

Thanks. Strange alright

BonnieSituation

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

It does but for some reason not on the app, need to access through website!

Thanks for that. That's not clear at all!

Deisegodeo

Yeah there seems to be something wrong with the app, I was the same, have the pass but the app was looking for me to pay for games today. I got in fine on the laptop in the end

Red Silurian

I know Channel 7 (Australia) used to show live GAA games for free in Australia... Has that day gone as I see nothing on their schedule for this coming weekend?

dr.kenneth noisewater

Red Silurian wrote:

I know Channel 7 (Australia) used to show live GAA games for free in Australia... Has that day gone as I see nothing on their schedule for this coming weekend?

Think GAAGO is the only option outside Ireland/UK

lertsnim

Red Silurian wrote: »

I know Channel 7 (Australia) used to show live GAA games for free in Australia... Has that day gone as I see nothing on their schedule for this coming weekend?