They've committed to the idea for the two remaining NFL rounds.
GAA GO will be broadcasting Laois, Offaly and Westmeath's remaining National Football League fixtures.
The streaming service has committed to showing all the games not being broadcast on television.
Fixtures include Laois' games against Westmeath and Fermanagh and Offaly's trip to Tipperary.
Saturday 17 October
Div 2 Football - Westmeath v Laois, Cusack Park 2pm
Sunday 18 October
Div 3 Football - Tipperary v Offaly, Semple Stadium 1pm
Three LGFA Deciders Across The Midlands This Weekend
Athlone Town Get Set For Title Celebrations
Westmeath SHC: Castletown Geoghegan And Raharney Clash To Seal Final Place
Offaly SHC: KK And St Rynagh's Renew Rivalry
30 Sports Clubs Awarded €60k In SPAR Community Funding
Midlands TD Warns Of Consequences For Irish Football If FAI Faces UEFA Sanctions
Buccaneers Looking To Bounce Back In AIL
Athlone Town Continue Push For First Division Play-Off Spot
Semi-Final Weekend In Club Hurling Championships
Downs Manager Looking Forward To Competitive Preparation For County Final
Four Westmeath Fighters Flying Irish Flag At World Championships
All Ireland Winner Picks Up Camogie Manager Of The Year Award
Laois SFC: Class Shows As Portarlington Romp Into County Final
CCFL: St Peter's Make It Three Wins From Three After High Scoring Weekend
Laois Star Nominated For Player Of The Year
Laois SFC: Courtwood Seal Final Place
FAI To Review Video Evidence Of Alleged Racist Chants Towards Adam Idah
Paul Loonam Wins Irish Super Bantamweight Title