IPTV for Ireland — the GAA, the football, and the fight after
By Théo Renard, Live Sport & PPV Streaming Editor Last updated
An Irish sporting weekend rarely stays in one place: a championship match on Sunday, the Premier League on Saturday, and a title fight some Saturday nights that used to mean a separate box-office charge. One IPTV login holds the lot — Irish and UK channels, the GAA and the football, and the big fight cards included — instead of a stack of subscriptions and a per-event fee.
- GAA + Premier League + Six Nations on one login — no separate stitched-together subs.
- The fight cards are included — no per-event box-office charge on top.
- RTÉ, Virgin Media, TG4 and the UK line-up together; from €59/year in euros.
An Irish sporting weekend, one login
- Sunday: the GAA championship in HD, next to the rest of the calendar.
- Saturday afternoon: the full English match day, including the 3pm games.
- Saturday night: the boxing card — no box-office screen, no €20-odd on top.
- Midweek: European nights and Six Nations weekends in season.
No streams are broadcast from this site and no broadcaster logos are used — names describe coverage only, confirmed per customer before payment.
Championship Sunday, title-fight Saturday Both concentrate the whole audience into the same minutes — the load our European servers are provisioned for. Wire the TV with Ethernet and, if a stream ever fails on our side, the fix-replace-refund policy applies.
Frequently asked questions
Is the GAA on the line-up?
Yes — the GAA sits alongside the Premier League, European nights and Six Nations rugby on one login, so you stop stitching together separate subscriptions for each.
Are the big fight cards extra?
No. The box-office cards that carry a per-event fee elsewhere are part of the standard line-up here, with the football and GAA on the same subscription.
What Irish and UK channels are covered?
Irish channels such as RTÉ, Virgin Media and TG4 alongside the main UK line-up, international channels and a large VOD library. Send your list and we confirm each channel before you pay.
What connection do I need?
A stable line: around 10 Mbps per HD stream, 25 Mbps for 4K. Irish fibre and fast broadband both work well; Ethernet to the TV is the steadiest on a championship Sunday or a title fight.
Prices in euros?
Yes — billed in euros from €59/year, with no contract. The pricing page converts to other currencies if you are watching from abroad.
For Irish homes it's the whole weekend on one login: the GAA, the football, and the fight afterward — no separate subscriptions, no per-event fee. Tell us your channels and we confirm them in writing before you pay.