GAA Go

Presumably some of these football games are also on the BBC?

I agree. They're to show at least one game from each round of the Tailteann Cup up to and including the quarter-finals, before the semi-finals and final will be on RTE.

But not a thing from the Joe McDonagh Cup, and RTE will only be showing the final.

Overall, ten matches from the Tailteann Cup to be shown one way or the other. Just one from the Joe McDonagh Cup.

All cork munster hurling games are scheduled to be shown FTA on RTE, so I expect the introduction of GAA+ to be quiet and uneventful.

GAA just announced there will be a minutes silence for GAA GO before the finals this weekend.

M.y problem with watching other counties isn't will it's time. I go to every Limerick hurling game so I miss any game on the same day and am possibly too busy on the day before or after because I spent one of my 2 weekend days at a match.

So I just wouldn't get enough use out of GAA+. I must check the fixture list and see does the 3 match deal work for me.

The press release says GAA members get a discount but when I log on to Foireann there is no mention of GAA+ or a discount anywhere and I haven't received an email

I work in tech and I can't make head, arse or tail of how to find this elusive discount so God love anyone that isn't tech savvy

Can anyone tell me how to cast GAA + from phone to my tv? Was going to get the 3 for 2 bundle.

I never had a problem casting youtube from phone to tv just press the casting icon and it works.

However the casting icon doesnt work on my GAA+.

I dont have a clue about chromecast or stuff like that.

If anyone could help me that would be great.

From the GAA+ website, the part I have highlighted in bold and italics below might be relevant to your situation?

https://help.gaaplus.ie/support/solutions/articles/77000578418-can-i-watch-gaa-on-a-tv-

Casting from our mobile app to your TV:

1. Install the GAA+ app on your phone or iPad/tablet (we do not support casting from our website).

2. Make sure your casting device (Chromecast / Airplay) is on the same WiFi network as your phone/tablet. You can cast content via Apple Airplay (iOS only) or Google Chromecast (from our Android and iOS apps).

If it's your first time using your casting device, you'll also need to set it up according to the manufacturer's instructions to connect it to your phone or tablet.

Note that we no longer support casting to other devices like Fire TV, Roku or smart TVs. For those devices, you will need to download the appropriate GAA+ on-tv app directly on the device.

3. Once you have your casting device enabled on your mobile device and TV click on the item of content you wish to watch under the 'MATCHES' section and hit the casting icon in the top right corner of the screen.

*If the icon remains greyed out (see below) and tapping on it does not cause anything to happen, your casting device is not being picked up. Please ensure all devices are connected to the same internet source and that your casting device is set up correctly as per the manufacturer's instructions.

 4. After clicking on the casting icon you should be provided with a list to select your TV / casting device from.

5. After a few seconds, content should display on your TV screen.


If you are having trouble casting on the mobile app, it may be possible to cast from our website to your tv. You should be able to mirror what’s on your device via the ‘Cast Screen/Audio’ in the Google Home app. Casting your Android screen allows you to mirror your Android device to the TV so you can enjoy your content exactly as you see it on your mobile device—only bigger. Please refer to the below link on how to ‘Cast Screen/Audio on your device https://support.google.com/chromecastbuiltin/answer/6059461?hl=en 

It may also be possible to cast from your internet browser (as opposed to from our player which no longer supports casting). For more information on this see https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/3228332?hl=en

To stop casting:

1. Click the casting icon in the top right-hand corner of the screen on your mobile device

2. Click 'stop casting' on the pop-up that appears on the screen (as seen below)

I just use the not-so-technical method of streaming the match on my laptop instead, and connecting the laptop to the TV with a HDMI cable.

You could do the same from the phone if you buy a HDMI to USB adaptor. Can get them for about a tenner from Amazon.

Because Gaelic games are double the product. It's why tickets cost more too.

LOI would charge the same if they could.

I was a bit worried in that I subbed to gaa go early , I had to sign up again with new email address for android box app and iOS app my previous subs thankfully have being reactivated and working well on the apps

Thanks 👍

You should get a pro-rata refund from google play or else your login for GAAGo should work on the new service

But of a bollix that tbh. I wanted to sub for the weekend connacht games, the game tomorrow especially, but it'll effectively cost me 8 quid (I'll lose the discount) because the code isn't available.

Might just wait now or pay the 12, and see if or how the firestick app does with the gaa plus.

They make it harder to do the right thing....

The foireann discount just doesn't work currently does it? I clicked on the green membership paid and ticket discount code - used that but it didn't allow it so just paid full wack. Amateur hour as always with Croker Park.