John Arnold

monster rugby, you can get to play in Croke Park.

That was one thing.

We've thrown that out to wind.

We've thrown it out to wind.

It was a unique selling brand we had.

We no longer have it.

But I'll defend anywhere anybody is saying about holding because it's a national sport, a unique sport.

And look, there's nobody saying that.

He's only saying that.

I'm telling the truth.

Since I came on, 20 minutes ago I didn't speak one word of a lie, did I?

and the GAA needs all that money.

Yeah, that's probably, I presume, I don't know, I presume the way they're offered in kind of groups and packages together.

In fairness to the GAA, as an organisation, we do help TGK in a way because, look, it's a cultural organisation.

We are more than a games organisation, the GAA, we're a cultural national organisation for the Irish language.

is important and the coverage is.

But like you said, we can't go down the route of the split season now.

And like the man there from Galway said, we're just crowded.

There's so many big matches on in a short space of time.

If we had, I suppose, 26 television channels, we couldn't cover them all.