Kerryman cheesed off at lack of GAA coverage stateside

It is quite despicable of RTE to put live sports coverage on internet and then take steps to prevent Irish people outside of Ireland from seeing it. So much for all that Irish claptrap about cherishing the diaspora. They're phonies and humbugs.

Hi all: This article is totally inaccurate: Premium sports Inc now as the rights in the US and Canada. You can find venues that show the GAA live at Premiumsportsinc.com you can also watch live GAA on broadband also using this site. GAA is widely available from Premium Sports on Broadband and in bars and pubs across the US. We have several bars in Manhattan that show it naturally. The venue finder is done by zip code. It is done just like Setanta except that all games are available on broadband now while they were not in the past: enjoy the games

having setanta u.s. f-ing off doesn't help either.

Jesus Sean up out of bed on a Sunday morning, Go to mass and then to the Kinsale Tavern on 94th street and Third Avenue. Lots of Kerrymen men there too. See you Sunday you can thank me in person

What B... S... More "IRISH NEW'S" from I.C. If you want GAA news and shows STAY THE F HOME!!!

You guys should check out identitycloaker.com you can use an irish proxy and watch RTE Sunday games and also TV 4. I have been using it for 2 months and it is great.

RTE doesn't want to share any of its programming with the US market. Don't know why, it's a big market.

9am for a match? Try 6am for us poor folk on the West coast! And there's not a pub around that doesn't charge $20 in the door whether it's for an All Ireland or just a regular season match. I feel your pain, Sean, and would love a better alternative. For now, I have to settling on playing for and watching the two local teams in town... and catching a game in a pub when I can.

Tell him to get his arse out of bed like most Irish people do to watch those games, if he wants to stay in bed on a Sunday that's HIS choice, I am sick of watching Kerry winning anyway!! All 31 other counties in Ireland are too !