GAA GO has been accused of isolating part of the GAA community.
A midlands senator has come out in support of the controversial GAA GO app.
Oireachtas Committee Spokesperson for media, Michael Carrigy, says there has been no reduction in the number of GAA games broadcast on free-to-air TV this year.
GAA and RTÉ's joint venture has been heavily criticised, with many believing it is alienating older GAA fans.
Fine Gael Senator Carrigy says this issue has more to do with the topic of national broadband:
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