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Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Larry McCarthy, centre, with, from from left, former Kerry footballer Marc O'Sé, fomrer Donegal footballer Michael Murphy, GaaGo presenter Grainne McElwain.
Michael Murphy will form part of the new GAAGO broadcast team for its live online coverage of the 2023 championship.
Gráinne McElwain with anchor the programming alongside recently retired Donegal All-Ireland winning captain Murphy, Kerry’s five-time All-Ireland winner Marc Ó Sé and seven-time All-Ireland winner with the Dublin footballers Paddy Andrews.
After eight years of serving the GAA's international fan base, next year’s entry into the domestic Irish market represents a huge growth step for the online streaming platform.
Fans will access 38 live or on-demand matches in HD quality for a special launch price of just €59 up until December 31st, before it moves to €79. Individual pay-per-game matches will be available for €12.
GAA clubs will be able to avail of a group pass for €150 and care-giving locations will watch for free using complimentary login codes distributed by County PRO’s.
The subscription service will provide live action from every Provincial Championship and the football All-Ireland series to viewers in Ireland and around the world for 18 match days across 11 weekends.
Within the 38-game schedule twenty-two Sam Maguire cup, nine Liam Mac Carthy cup and seven Tailteann Cup matches will be streamed. Some weekends will see matches shown on both Saturday and Sunday with simultaneous live feeds occurring on certain dates.
The highly experienced McElwain will anchor pre-match, half-time and post-match discussion alongside a brand-new analysis team aiming to bring a player-led mentality to the discussion from Saturday, April 22nd, 2023.
Coverage will receive full outside broadcast treatment for at least 25 games with live commentary, graphics and match analysis, multi-camera setup and replays.
Enhanced venue access rights and other in-game innovation coordinated by a newly appointed GAAGO producer is also planned. The GAAGO.ie website supports virtually all internet-enabled devices and matches can be cast to a TV screen using the GAAGO iOS and Android apps.
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