Some games were only available on the GAA Go app last year.
A former Midlands Correspondent for RTÉ believes the broadcaster can restore some of the faith lost is by showing more live GAA Championship matches.
RTÉ faced heavy criticism last year over payment scandals, while at the same time many people were left disappointed at certain GAA games only being available on the GAA Go app.
The state broadcaster released its annual report for 2023 yesterday, showing a deficit of over €9m.
Ciarán Mullooly, now an Independent Ireland MEP for Midlands North West, says RTÉ need to take more measures to cut costs in other areas:
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