Joe Brolly even had a nice story yesterday about nuns running an addiction centre who watched eir sport on their mobiles. It’s true that you can never quite predict what is going to come next with eir Sport’s new GAA analyst. Continue reading
Off The Ball have signed a three-year partnership with The Aer Lingus College Football Classic and Irish American Events. Continue reading
Live sport accounted for 26 of the most-watched programmes on Irish Television last year. That represents the same proportion as was the case in 2018, though this year sees seven appearing in the top ten as opposed to six last year and thirteen in the Top 10 as opposed to ten. Continue reading
Virgin Media released its Spring programme yesterday with sport to the fore including a new show with a dual focus on entertainment and rugby. Continue reading
Sky Sports has revealed that viewing figures for the English Premier League were up 21 per cent year on year in 2019. Continue reading
Ireland’s first international cricket matches of 2020 get underway this evening in the West Indies and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports. Continue reading
It is Little Women’s Christmas today but Off The Ball and Lidl brought it to life in a sporting context 24 hours early focusing yesterday’s sporting coverage on issues surrounding women in sport at every level. Cliona Foley was joined … Continue reading
“We are looking forward to another great season in 2020 and providing weekly coverage to GAA fans all over the country on free to air television,” said TG4 Head of Sport Rónán Ó Coisdealbha. Continue reading
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association have come together with the always impressive Women on Air Network to provide media training as part of a new initiative the Laoch Programme – Now You’re Talking. Continue reading
Davy Russell and Johnny Murtagh were on hand yesterday to accept a donation of €7,699 on behalf of Irish Injured Jockeys from Tote Ireland and Off The Ball ahead of the busy Christmas racing period. Continue reading