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
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Athlone Town Continue Good Form In First Division
Shane Lowry Ends Positive Week At Wentworth With 68
Hurling Round Up: Semi-Final And Final Places Confirmed Across The Midlands
Ireland Let Lead Slip In Opening WXV Global Series Game
Athlone Town Close In On Women's Premier Division Title
Offaly Soccer Club Granted Planning Permission For Facility Expansion
Athlone Town Looking To Move Step Closer To Premier Division Title
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Laois SHC: Semi-Final Spots Up For Grabs
Offaly SHC: Four Clubs Fighting For Two Semi-Final Places
Lowry Makes Steady Start At Wentworth
In Form Town Return To League Of Ireland Action Tomorrow
McNulty Set For Another Year With Laois Footballers
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Westmeath SFC: Great To Win At The Weekend - John Heslin
2027 Irish Open To Take Place Next July
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