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Josh is a digital media professional with a comprehensive understanding of the OTT ecosystem. He joined Simplestream in 2015 and has been a part of their commercial and business development team since then.  His primary responsibility is to create, launch, and manage OTT services for various broadcasters, rights holders, and publishers such as British Forces Broadcasting Service, GAAGO, PBS America, Telus, Racing UK, TVSN, and NewsCorp. Before joining Simplestream, he worked with digital rights experts at Perform Group which has since become Stats Perform and DAZN.  

Croke Park is set to host Ireland's first ever regular season National Football League (NFL) game. This follows on from record viewership figures of last year's Aer Lingus College Football Classic. Joining Anton to explore the commercial and cultural benefits of these fixtures is Aebhric McGibney, Director of Public and International Affairs at Dublin Chamber; Patrick O'Donovan, Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media; and Noel Quinn, Head of GAAGO & GAA Marketing.

The 42 revealed last week that RTÉ have lost the rights to show League of Ireland matches to Virgin Media - despite an early-year press release in which RTÉ appeared to assume they would be showing the games in 2025.On this week's episode, Sinéad and Gavin dig into this story - why did RTE and the LOI prove to be such a loveless marriage? Were RTÉ neglecting their public service remit by not screening LOI games more often, or were they right not to do so from a commercial perspective?They explore the eternal paradox of RTÉ's public service and commercial remits, discuss more broadly the role sport plays at RTÉ, and interrogate the role sport should play at RTÉ.Why is there such little clarity on how much money RTÉ makes from their live sport coverage? Is it appropriate for RTÉ to have so many sports rights, and is it time they launched a sport-specific channel on which to show the many sports they have?They also discuss why RTÉ's coverage been made so much more bland than it used to be, and whether they have erred in diminishing the role of 'personality pundits?'Plus, why is everyone so unhappy with The Sunday Game, and are RTÉ right to sell their share of GAAGO?Get in touch - sinead@thejournal.ie and gavincooney@the42.ieThis week's episode of The 42FM is brought to you by An Post Money. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christopher O'Sullivan is a Fianna Fail TD for Cork South West.

Labhraímid le Daragh Ó Conchúir faoi GAAGO, dópáil agus rásaíocht chapall.

Marty Morrissey, Gaelic Games Correspondent, discusses speculation the GAA is to buy RTÉ out of their 50% share of streaming service GAAGO.

John Fogarty, Gaelic Games Correspondent, Irish Examiner

Tánaiste Micheál Martin is the latest party leader to be interviewed on The Last Word ahead of the general election on November 29th.The Fianna Fáil leader joined Matt in studio to discuss the cost of living, crime and policing and whether RTÉ should no longer be involved in GAA GO.Listen back to the full conversation by hitting the 'play' button on this page.

Good Morning Tipperary this week with Andrew , Paul & Ali , Sport , Conker Championships , NFL , GAA-Go , Liam Payne , Apps , Bed Bugs , Carrie Bradshaw Shoes , Breakfast , Cold Showers , Cashless Society and loads more ...

The GAA are seeking expressions of interest for a provider to broadcast games currently shown on GAAGO. The media rights will be for the games which the streaming platform currently broadcast within Ireland, and which were previously behind the Sky Sports paywall. GAAGO has faced plenty of criticism from both the public and some politicians over the number and importance of the games behind a paywall on a service that is dependent on broadband. For more on this, Alan Morrissey was joined by Michael Verney, former Offaly Hurler and Sports Journalist and Timmy Dooley, Fianna Fáil Senator, from Mountshannon, Oireachtas Communications Committee Member.

An Taoiseach, Simon Harris has said the GAA should listen to the grassroots of the GAA as he reaffirmed his stance on GAA Go saying that Gaelic games should not be behind a paywall. To discuss this further was Liam O'Neill, Former President of the GAA.

Taoiseach Simon Harris has re-opened the debate regarding GAA GO after reaffirming his stance that Gaelic games should not be behind a paywall. To discuss, Anton is joined by Jamesie O'Connor, Former All Ireland winner with Clare and Seán Kelly, Former GAA President and Fine Gael MEP.

Taoiseach Simon Harris has re-opened the debate around GAAGO by reiterating his stance that Gaelic games should not be behind a paywall. Has GAAGO affected your GAA watching experience this year? Or do we need to just get over it and pay to watch the games?Andrea is joined by Conor Grimes, sports journalist Mortimer Murphy, Liam Brassil from Kilrossanty GAA and more to discuss.

Callers rang into the show to tell their flight disaster stories, caused by the Aer Lingus strikes / Luis rang in to Liveline to tell the story of a dog attack he witnessed / With matches in the All-Ireland Football Championship being on GAAGO this weekend, callers shared their thoughts on the service

Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall. * Inniu an t-ochtó lá de mhí an Mheithimh. Is mise Siubhán Nic Amhlaoibh. Dar le tuairisc déanta ag Seirbhís Póilíneachta Thuaisceart Éireann, tá breis is 320 iarratas déanta acu ar rochtain ar shonraí cumarsáide iriseoirí le 13 bliana anuas. Ar 10 gcinn de na hócáidí seo, bhain sé le hiarracht a dhéanamh ar a gcuid foinsí a aithint trí mhodhanna rúnda. Dúirt an PSNI gur minic a bhí sonraí á lorg acu nuair a bhí na hiriseoirí ina n-íospartaigh, ina n-amhrastaigh nó ina bhfiannéithe. Dúradh sa tuarascáil fosta go ndearnadh 500 iarratas ar shonraí a bhain le dlíodóirí le linn na tréimhse céanna. D'iarr Amnesty International agus Aontas Náisiúnta na nIriseoirí go ndéanfaí fiosrúchán ar ghníomhaíocht faireachais póilíneachta. Tagann sé i ndiaidh líomhaintí cúirte go ndearnadh monatóireacht mhídhleathach ar ghutháin de chuid roinnt tuairisceoirí. Dúradh sa tuarascáil go raibh na hócáidí ina ndearnadh iarracht foinse iriseora a aithint bainteach le himscrúduithe ar “nochtadh neamhúdaraithe” fhaisnéis nó dhoiciméid an PSNI. Dúirt an PSNI go ndéanann sé thart ar 8,500 iarratas sonraí cumarsáide gach bliain. Ach, i ráiteas, dúirt an Bord Póilíneachta nár thug an tuarascáil “gach ráthaíocht a bhí de dhíth ar dhaoine”. Ní ba luaithe an tseachtain seo, d'fhógair an Príomh-Chonstábla Jon Boutcher go ndéanfaidh dlíodóir, Angus McCullough KC, athbhreithniú ar chúrsaí faireachais.Cháin príomhfheidhmeannach na Náisiún Aontaithe ionsaí a rinne Iosrael ar scoil a bhí á reáchtáil ag na Naisiúin Aontaithe le déanaí. Líomhnaíonn Iosrael go raibh “comhdháil Hamas” á reachtáil sa scoil. Dúirt dochtúirí Gaza gur maraíodh 40 duine ar a laghad. “Níl ann ach sampla uafásach eile den phraghas atá á íoc ag sibhialtaigh, go bhfuil fir, mná agus leanaí na Palaistíne faoi chos agus iad díreach ag iarraidh maireachtáil” a dúirt urlabhraí Ard-Rúnaí na Náisiún Aontaithe, António Guterres. "Beidh gá le cuntasacht as gach rud a tharla in Gaza," a dúirt sé. Tá iarrtha ag na Stáit Aontaithe ar Iosrael a bheith fírinneach faoin ionsaí seo - lena n-áirítear ar maraíodh leanaí san ionsaí. Dúirt an tUasal Miller gur chreid polaiteoirí na Stát Aontaithe measúnuithe agus tuairisc Iosrael go bhfuil Hamas i bhfolach uaireanta i mbonneagar sibhialta, ach dúirt sé go raibh sé ag fanacht le faisnéis ar an ionsaí is déanaí. Thuairiscigh Iosrael gur bhuail siad an scoil mar ionsaí ón aer, spriocdhírithe ar níos mó ná 30 trodaithe Hamas taobh istigh, ach dúirt oifigeach Palaistíneach gurb iad 40 duine lena n-áirítear mná agus leanaí a maraíodh agus iad ag baint úsáid as an suíomh NA mar fhoscadh. Tá rogha de thráchtaireacht bheo as Gaeilge i measc na bhféidearthachtaí atá á bplé ag an tseirbhís sruthaithe GAAGO do na cluichí craoibhe ar fad a chuirtear ar fáil ar líne, a thug Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael, Iarlaith Ó Broin, le fios.  Mheabhraigh Ó Broin nach raibh cluichí Gaelacha á sruthú ag an gCumann cúig bliana ó shin ach nuair a tharla an phaindéim go raibh dualgas ar CLG an cumas a chruthú. “Craoladh 222 cluiche Gaelach anuraidh le tráchtaireacht i nGaeilge as 300 – ní olc sin nuair a smaoiníonn tú air agus ba bhreá linn é sin a dhéanamh,” a dúirt sé, agus é ag caint ag Comórtas Peile na Gaeltachta ar na mallaibh. “Nuair a smaoiníonn tú go bhfuil an BBC ábalta é a dhéanamh agus fiú an BBC, b'fhéidir go dtiocfadh le GAAGO féachaint air sin . Tá cuid mhór féidearthachtaí ag GAAGO gan amhras agus sin ceann de na féidearthachtaí atá againn, beidh muid ag breathnú agus ag leathnú amach na seirbhíse agus, insan todhchaí, má leanaimid sa treo ina bhfuil muid ag dul, sílim go dtiocfaidh linn sin a dhéanamh," a dúirt sé. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS íospartaigh - victims amhrastaigh - suspects fiannéithe - witnesses bonneagar sibhialta - civil infrastructure tráchtaireacht bheo - live commentary féidearthachtaí - possibilities

PJ hears from Jennifer Horgan of the Examiner about the upset GAAGO caused her dad and then hears callers views on paying for games. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1000 euro to see ACDC - William is a lifelong fan - he can't get a ticket - how can the scalpers...GAA-Go maybe it is here to stay - but surely it could be easier to use ..The Aussie who loves a sound that's pure Cork & lots more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Labhraímid le hUrsula Ní Shabhaois faoi na toghcháin agus an pobalbhreith is déanaí, Cúnla Ní Bhraonáin-Morris faoin Portal le Nua Eabhrac, Conall Mac Dhonnagáin faoi Challengers, The Fall Guy agus X-Men '97 agus Daragh Ó Conchúir faoi GAAGO agus cluiche Bohs i gcoinne na Palaistíne sa sacar.

Fionnán Sheahan joins Eamon to talk about RTÉ, the release of three recent reports (The Report by the Expert Advisory Committee on Contractor Fees, HR and Other Matters, the Report by the Expert Advisory Committee on Governance and Culture, and the Mazars Report into RTÉ's use of its barter account). Also, GAA Go, and the future of the licence fee. Fionnán Sheahan is Ireland Editor for Independent.ie, The Irish Independent and The Sunday Independent.Recorded on Tuesday 14th May 2024. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thank you to our sponsor Aidan Brady & Co. Aidan Brady & Co provide a nationwide design and project management service specialising in the hospitality and retail industry.More info at https://aidanbrady.ie- Cork's win “sensational'- The Jim McGuinness factor - ⁠Is penalties the best way to decide games?- Louth's impressive display v Dublin- ⁠GAA GO debate continues - ⁠Carlow tame Cats as London shock Offaly- ⁠The hot end of the season begins Get the full show with an ad-free experience! Unlock our unparalleled insights, insider interviews, and unique analysis. Enjoy the many untold stories of glittering careers. You won't find this content anywhere else. More info at www.thegameonsunday.com https://plus.acast.com/s/the-game-on-sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Mullane, former Waterford hurler & RTE Sunday Sport Analyst and Nat O'Connor, Policy Specialist with Age Action

GAA Go has caused quite a bit of controversy over the last year or two, particularly when high-profile matches are put behind a paywall. But, did you know that Bruce Springsteen was a GAA fan?! The Boss joined Ian on Gift Grub this morning to perform an exclusive song, highlighting the plight of GAA fans everywhere. Hit play now to hear the full episode.

PJ hears from Diarmuid that he is disappointed so many lost on a titanic game of hurling between Cork and Limerick which was only available on GAAGO Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The man they call the Rock of Cloyne says the GAA-GO paywall is taking Cork fans for granted...Bouncy Castle scams are all over Facebook - but there is a way to check them out....The Young Offenders confirmation present for a fan & lots more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fine Gael senator Tim Lombard had invited the president of the GAA, Jarlath Burns, to come before the Seanad to discuss the match streaming service.

Controversy over GAA GO continues, with Simon Harris now entering the debate. The Taoiseach remarked that the GAA have "gotten this wrong", while Tánaiste Micheál Martin said "I've huge concerns about it, I don't understand it, in terms of the promotion of the game of hurling”. The Taoiseach was among those criticising the streaming service in the aftermath of last weekend's classic Munster Hurling Championship clash between Cork and All-Ireland champions Limerick, which was available only on GAA GO. To discuss this further Alan Morrissey spoke with Derrick Lynch, Clare FM Sports Editor. Rory Hickey, Clare FM Football Analyst and Timmy Dooley, Clare member of the Oireachtas Media Committee Senator on Tuesday's Morning Focus.

We talk to Marty Morrissey, Gaelic Games Correspondent.

Shane McGrath joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look back on a brilliant in both the Munster and Leinster hurling championships. Seán Cavanagh and Ryan McCluskey join to discuss an epic Ulster SFC final, while Louth got closer to Dublin than most thought they would GAAGO is also discussed

Jarlath Burns, GAA President

GAA president Jarlath Burns has defended the use of GAA Go and said he was surprised at criticisms of the service coming from politicians, including Taoiseach Simon Harris. Cork won a thrilling contest against All Ireland Champions Limerick on Saturday night at a sellout SuperValu Páirc Uí Caoimh, but all three of Cork's Hurling Championship games were broadcast on GAA Go. Diarmuid O'Sullivan, former Cork Hurler and Liam O'Neill, former GAA President join Kieran to discuss.

This is the Afternoon Update – The Hard Shoulder's catch-up on the day's news.Today, Kieran was joined by Kevin Doyle, Group Head of News at Mediahuis and Wendy Grace, Broadcaster and Columnist.

Ruairi is in the hotseat to look back on an incredible night at SuperValu Pairc ui Chaoimh as Cork beat Limerick. We hear from Pat Ryan, Sean O'Donoghue, Patrick Horgan, Shane Barrett, John Kiely, and Cork Legend Jimmy Barry-Murphy. Ger McCarthy talks us through the game, where Cork go from here, and we discuss the ongoing GAA GO saga. Also we have reaction from Castlehaven's win over St Finbarr's.

The Taoiseach Simon Harris has said he believes the GAA needs to revisit the decision to put certain championship games behind a paywall, saying the organisation have gotten this wrong on the streaming service GAA GO. To discuss this Fine Gael Senator Tim Lombard and Dr Declan Jordan, Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Sports, Economics & Law in UCC

GAA President Jarlath Burns has been invited before the Seanad to discuss the on-going row over the streaming service GAAGO. The invite comes as for the second consecutive weekend, no hurling championship games will be broadcast free to air. We speak to Sean Kelly, Former GAA President, Fine Gael MEP and candidate for Ireland South in the upcoming European elections.

This is the Afternoon Update – The Hard Shoulder's catch-up on the day's news.Today, Kieran was joined by Newstalk Reporter Ellen Butler and Chief Sports Writer Irish Daily Star Kieran Cunningham Image credit: rollingnews.ie

With two games played in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship, Carlow have enjoyed a grand total of approximately 3 minutes of action on The Sunday Game highlights show.It's been a pet hate for years in the county and this year it has become a major talking point again.As bad as this is, how does Carlow man Peter Fortune feel?Peter is captaining the Louth Senior Hurlers this year and just a couple of months ago he appeared on RTE's League Sunday to chat about the landscape of Hurling and discussed what can be done to improve it.We discuss all of this here.We also chat Carlow v Kilkenny which does have GAA GO coverage this weekend (finally something at long last) and weekend results from Camogie, Ladies Football and Minor Hurling are given also.Please follow us on Spotify and Apple, share our content on Social Media and feel free to contact us as always by DM or email info@leftwingback.com ★ Support this podcast ★

GAA president Jarlath Burns has said a return to September All-Ireland finals is possible, but only if counties were willing to adopt uniformity in their own club championships. Speaking to GAAGO's new 'Ratified' discussion forum he said the different formats in counties made it too great a challenge to develop a master fixtures plan that finished in September. What do you think? Would you like to see the All-Ireland final return to September? Joining Andrea to discuss is Off the Ball's Eoin Sheehan.

Tadgh Daly, CEO of Nursing Homes Ireland, spoke to Jerry about their partnership with GAAGo, which allows residents in nursing homes all across Ireland to access GAA games behind a paywall.

GAA President Larry McCarthy Reflects on His Tenure in “The Game on Sunday” Podcast+ Best job of my life+ Cork, covid & Croke Park+ The split season+ GAA GO+ The future of hurling+ Decompressing & returning to collegeIn a revealing episode of “The Game on Sunday” podcast hosted by Michael Lyster, GAA President Larry McCarthy shared profound insights into his presidency, addressing key challenges and future prospects of Gaelic games. Joined by Tomas Mulcahy, the trio delved into various topics, including the state of hurling, player welfare, and the integration of non-nationals into Gaelic games.+ A Term Defined by COVID-19 and Broadcasting EvolutionLarry McCarthy's presidency coincided with the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Reflecting on this period, he noted, “It was very difficult the first couple of months,” contrasting his role in reopening games with his predecessor's role in their closure. McCarthy also highlighted the importance of GAA GO, the organization's broadcasting service, in ensuring game access when traditional broadcasters opted out.+ Addressing the Cost of Running County TeamsTomas Mulcahy raised concerns about the escalating costs of running county teams, a topic that has stirred considerable debate in GAA circles. Responding, McCarthy emphasized county autonomy in financial decisions: “The decision is made to spend that money is at that local level… if you can't afford it, you can't afford it.”+ The Future of Hurling and Integration EffortsDiscussing hurling, McCarthy detailed efforts to expand the sport in less dominant regions, citing the South Ulster Junior Developmental Hurling League as a success story. On integrating non-nationals, McCarthy believed that understanding Ireland entails engaging with GAA, though he acknowledged soccer's dominance among newcomers.+ Personal Reflections and Advice to SuccessorAs McCarthy nears the end of his term, he offered simple advice to his successor, Jarlath Burns: “Enjoy it… Embrace it.” McCarthy plans to return to his academic role in the United States but remains open to future GAA involvement. Get the full show with an ad-free experience! Unlock our unparalleled insights, insider interviews, and unique analysis. Enjoy the many untold stories of glittering careers. You won't find this content anywhere else. More info at www.thegameonsunday.com https://plus.acast.com/s/the-game-on-sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ hears different ideas on how to solve the GAAGO controversy and why the current situation is unfair. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Greece or Croatia for the Summer jollies in 2024? You'll be able to fly from Cork...GAA Go - if we want watch the Cork hurlers next year - we'll have to fork out...Want to smash things to let off steam - Ireland's first rage room is booking up fast & lots more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kieran Dineen speaks to Nat O'Connor of Age Action about the announcement that 38 matches next year will be exclusively streamed on GAAGO's digital only platform while Alan Milton, the GAA's director of communications, discusses the selection process.

GAAGO will stream 38 exclusive GAA Championship matches in 2024 as the streaming service announced its schedule for next year. In response to critics, the GAA says many of these matches wouldn't be broadcast otherwise. John Fogarty is GAA correspondent with the Irish Examiner.

The Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council is welcoming news that the majority of Clare's Munster hurling championship games in 2024 will be available on free to air television. GAA GO has unveiled its pay-per-view schedule for next year, with Clare's trip to Pairc ui Chaoimh on Sunday April 28th being the only one of the Banner's four round robin fixtures behind the paywall. In 2023, three of Clare's four games were only available on the subscription service, prompting a motion from a cohort of Clare county councillors calling for this to be addressed. Former chair of Clare GAA and Fine Gael councillor Joe Cooney says while it is a welcome step, more work needs to be done to keep as many games as possible available free to air.

Our Gaelic Games Correspondent Marty Morrissey brings us the latest.

Joe Molloy was joined my journalists Colm Keys, Maurice Brosnan and Mick Foley to reflect on the Gaelic football season that's been. Firstly, the lads considered whether Dublin's most recent All-Ireland win was their sweetest of all, and whether they'll be good enough to go again in 2024. Then there were championship structural issues, stylistic worries, drops in standards and the GAAGO controversy to get stuck into - You won't want to miss it! In association with AIB | #TheToughest

Fly Me To The Moon.I am a longtime fan of Tony  Bennett. News of his death at the fine age of ninety six brings an end to an amazing life and a wonderful singing career lasting over sixty years. In more recent times this column reviewed an album he did with Lady GaGa. Cheek to Cheek is an envigorating stroll through some old favourites like Anything Goes alongside more modern melodies. “I stand with the people of Ireland”  Jessie JacksonReverend Jesse Jackson has been a long-standing friend of Ireland and an advocate for equality and peace. He has visited here many times and I have been fortunate to have also had the opportunity to meet him in the USA. During a visit to the North in 2011 Rev. Jackson said: “The pattern of communities struggling for freedom, justice and democracy is essentially the same … Where there is no justice, there can be no peace. As Dr. King often reminded us, peace is not the absence of noise but the presence of justice.”The partitionist mindset of RTEThe recent controversies surrounding RTE – problematic payments, a lack of transparency, questionable management, deeply flawed oversight, the blocking of GAA matches to the North, the GAAGO saga and the geo-blocking of the Women's FIFA World Cup into the North– and much more, will have surprised few who have watched the unacceptable behaviour of governments and RTE Executives and management over many decades.

Joe Molloy was joined by Colm Boyle and Darran O'Sullivan to discuss this weekend's All-Ireland football semi-finals on Wednesday's Off The Ball. Dublin take on Monaghan in the opening game on Saturday evening, while reigning All-Ireland champions Kerry face reigning Ulster champions Derry on Sunday. Before all that, the lads had a look at what we learned about GAAGO from today's appearance of the GAA before an Oireachtas committee. In association with AIB GAA | #TheToughest

Gavin Cooney of the 42.ie joined Joe Molloy to discuss today's events at the Oireachtas regarding the funding of Irish football and the future of sports broadcasting.

Gavin Cooney of the 42.ie joined Joe Molloy to discuss today's events at the Oireachtas regarding the funding of Irish football and the future of sports broadcasting.