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Setanta do not give figures & TG4 only give the top 10 so it can be difficult to judge.
The last TG4 figures have 2 Football programmes in the top 10 irish programmes:
The only games they showed that week were:Quote:
Irish Programmes
No. Programme Name TVR 000s Share
2. Sacar Beo 1.1 46 3.8%
6. Sacar Beo 0.7 29 2.9%
Sat 28th July: Bohs v Sunderland.
Fri 27th July: Sligo v Shamrock Rovers.
I suppose its obvious which one got the higher number. :(
Sure is! When the rovers are playing, not even a meaningless sunderland friendly can out do them...Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
I'd say your lot might have accounted for a small number of the viewers as well Buller - you can't give Sligo all the credit..... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Buller
I was reading today that TG4 paid 100k euro for the rights to cover the 3 games & Setanta paid 40k for the international rights. I believe they pay is it 7-8k per eL game?
It looks like at best TG4 got double the viewing figure that they get for average eL game but they are paying 4 times as much...?
They probably made up the shortfall through advertising.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Bingo. Try selling 30 second slots for during an Eircom league game versus for during a Sunderland one in Ireland and see the different response you get..... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
* Will they get twice the revenue?Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
* If advertisers paying more than twice the eL game rate are they paying over the odds?
Thye may have got more than twice the revenue. Harps charged around ten times the price for sponsorship packages for Celtic than a league game, and probably sold them ten times as easily. That's just the way a lot of people are in this country- if there's a cross channel team involved money is no bother.
WEEK: JULY 30 - AUGUST 05
All Programmes
No. Programme Name TVR 000s Share
1. Miracle On The Mountain 1.6 65 6%
2. Sacar Beo 1.6 63 6%
3. GAA Beo 1.5 59 5%
4. Sacar Beo 1.4 57 5%
5. High Risk 1.2 48 6%
6. Siar an Bóthar 1.1 42 4%
7. Hector: Amú i Meiriceá Theas 1.0 41 3%
8. Peil na mBan Beo 0.9 38 4%
9. Glór Tíre - Rogha & Togha 0.9 36 3%
10. Sacar Beo 0.8 33 3%
Irish Programmes
No. Programme Name TVR 000s Share
1. Sacar Beo 1.6 63 6%
2. GAA Beo 1.5 59 5%
3. Sacar Beo 1.4 57 5%
4. Siar an Bóthar 1.1 42 4%
5. Hector: Amú i Meiriceá Theas 1.0 41 3%
6. Peil na mBan Beo 0.9 38 4%
7. Glór Tíre - Rogha & Togha 0.9 36 3%
8. Sacar Beo 0.8 33 3%
9. Geantraí 0.8 31 3%
10. Survivor 14 - Fiji 0.8 30 3%
No. Programme Name TVR 000s Share
2. Sacar Beo 1.6 63 6%
4. Sacar Beo 1.4 57 5%
10. Sacar Beo 0.8 33 3%
Presumably the smallest one is the eL game & the other 2 are the scumderland friendlies.
still, 33,000 is up 4k on last weeks game.
will be interesting to see how many tune in this friday for the Drogs/Pats game
Is Drogs - Pat's definitely on tomorrow night?
Yep. Seen it advertised last nightQuote:
Originally Posted by Jaime
Yep it's top of the table clash on TG4 at 7:30pm. If Pat's lose the title race could be all over! Hopefully it'll be a good game as there might be a good few more heads tuning in. Drogs always have a good home support so hopefully it will be a good showcase of the country's current top 2.
It would be small by RTE numbers but was 4th highest of all programmes on TG4 last week.Quote:
Aug 10 Drogheda United v St Patrick's Athletic 2-0 TG4 48,000 tv viewers
Good stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
and 2. Sacar Beo 1.2 48 4%Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
the SECOND highest of their 'as gaeilge' programs - good stuff!
SEACHTAIN: LÚNASA 13 - LÚNASA 19
Cláracha Gaeilge
Ord Ainm na gClár TVR Míle Scair
1. Peil na mBan Beo 1.8 71 7%
2. Glór Tíre 1.7 69 5%
3. Peil na mBan Beo 1.6 62 8%
4. Hector 1.3 54 4%
5. Cártaí Poist 1.0 40 3%
6. Sacar Beo 098 37 3%
7. Nuacht TG4 098 34 5%
8. Siar an Bóthar 0.8 34 3%
9. Cártaí Poist 0.8 34 3%
10. Séideán Staire 0.8 31 2%
Yay for the eL, we managed half of what women's GAA got :eek:
It was Waterford v Sligo afterall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
I think Derry and Harps.................... ah forget it, we have been justified :cool: