any working links for the rovers game? or even derry?
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any working links for the rovers game? or even derry?
https://twitter.com/eirSport/status/881841230740639744
Eir Sport showing rovers vs stjarnan
what channel on eirsport though as planner on sky not changed yet?
Any links for tonights games or any channels showing the games?
Eir are showing Rovers. Assume there's no feed from the others.
SSE Airtricity League champions Dundalk begin their UEFA Champions League campaign this year with a tough tie against Norwegian giants Rosenborg and both home and away games will be live on RTÉ 2 and RTÉ Player.
First up is the home leg of their second qualifying round tie in Oriel Park on Wednesday 12 July with the trip to Trondheim the following Wednesday 19 July. Peter Collins will present live coverage of both games alongside Richie Sadlier and Alan Cawley with commentary from George Hamilton and Stuart Byrne and Tony O’Donoghue reporting.
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUALIFIER – second qualifying round, first leg - Wednesday 12 July at 7.30pm (KO 7.45pm) on RTÉ2 & RTÉ Player
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUALIFIER – second qualifying round, second leg - Wednesday 19 July at 6.00pm (KO 6.15pm) on RTÉ2 & RTÉ Player
And about time too.
Shamrock Rovers-Stjarnan stream here: http://live.robinwidget.org/streamvi...m-4305441.html
Those streams never work on my phone.
Didn't realise this. Only turned on at half time.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
anyone know when was the last time rte showed the FIRST qualifying round of Europe?? And this against a none-too-recognisable team for the uninitiated... I remember Drogheda against Kiev but that was the second round...?
Dundalk are in the 2nd qualifying round ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sparky12345678
Not enough of a nerd to answer your main question though
ha well I just meant when was the last time RTE showed the *first* game of any Irish team's European campaign... The Drogheda game wasQuote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
also in the 2nd QR but it was their second game and it was against Dynamo Kiev who are reasonably well known.. ie its not unusual for rte to jump on the bandwagon after a tie or two but here clearly Dundalk's success last year has committed them to start from this round...
Drogheda beat Levadia Tallinn in the round before playing Kiev.Quote:
Originally Posted by sparky12345678
They showed both legs of City v Apollon Limmasol and against Red Star Belgrade in 2006.Quote:
Originally Posted by sparky12345678
I'd prefer EirSport to be showing the Dundalk games. Their coverage is far better.
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Originally Posted by sparky12345678
I think Rte showed Rovers first leg against flora tallinn in 2011
I wouldn't, as I don't have EIR, means I can record the home match and watch the away leg in my own house now!Quote:
Originally Posted by legendz
Nope, it was on SRFCTV before the FAI shut it down. Second leg was on Setanta.Quote:
Originally Posted by Asterix
https://twitter.com/eirSport/status/884360351147409408Quote:
We are delighted to announce we will be at Turner's Cross this Thursday to broadcast @CorkCityFC vs AEK Larnaca! #LOIinEurope
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DEXgs-wWAAA1Vrm.jpg
eIR also announce away 2nd leg coverage of AEL Larnaca v Cork City.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DEXmOGGXkAA5_jA.jpg
Potentially Seans last game for us, unless we get a fixture in on the Sunday after the second leg.
I was amazed Preston allowed Maguire to stay so long in July, I would have taken him on 1st July. If he gets injured its no skin of Cork's noses as he was leaving, but I wonder did Preston have a clause in the contract for that?
Just note it is a 7-45 KO. eir have since fixed that posterQuote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
I'd imagine the transfer and money don't kick in til he leaves. He's got a minimum 3 more games for us so there's no way they're just hoping he doesn't get injured.
ČT Sport showing the Shamrock Rovers game, though haven't found a stream of if yet.
I'll have a look also, what websites are normally good for footie anyone know?Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
https://shamrockrovers.ie/2017/07/19...y-live-stream/
Available to buy for €4.99.
http://www.livegoal.tk/
havent checked the rovers game but the second or third link works for cork.
http://live.shwidget.com/static/free...995376170.html
Please post any channels showing any of the games, failing this any streams that work 👍
Dundalk's game in Tallinn on Thursday is being broadcast on Delfi TV in Estonia. It could be possible to source a stream of it. Alternatively, the club could try streaming it themselves like they did for the friendly against Glentoran the other day.Quote:
Originally Posted by cob655
That would depend on Tallinn permitting it, as far as I know. Home teams have full control over broadcasts for these games, so presumably Dundalk would either need to set up their own camera and ask Levadia to waive the fee or buy the feed off the TV network.Quote:
Originally Posted by DFCForever
Rebel Radio streaming the game on YouTube
https://twitter.com/RRPresenters/sta...291212288?s=19
Reading about Cork's home tie with Legia in the papers this morning is bringing back great memories Dundalk's home tie with Legia two years ago.
30,000 in the Aviva (sorry, Dublin Stadium), and the Irish sporting public and media fully behind Dundalk.
https://www.sportsfile.com/winshare/...52/1203281.jpg
That Dundalk side believed they could take on anyone, and they came so so close.
Over to the Cork lads now, I hope you get a better referee on the night.
Completely irrelevant but a bugbear of mine - why don't people call it Lansdowne Road when referencing the national stadium if they can't use Aviva. Mind boggling. I might write a letter to the FAI about this. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
There is that important word again, even if it constantly misspelledQuote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Beleave.
All clubs should do this if their games aren't on tv, run a few adds and earn a few bob too, harder to do on YouTube from the start but maybe easier on other platforms.Quote:
Originally Posted by patrickccfc
Because the FAI don't want "Lansdowne Road" gaining any traction; it would impact the use of the term "Aviva Stadium" and any future commercial naming rights.Quote:
Originally Posted by Real ale Madrid
Would it really? God, people called it the Aviva Stadium pretty much straight away - when for over 100 years it was known as LR. I don't think a few minor reverts back to the old name when required would make an iota of difference. Maybe the Marketing guru's can prove otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
A huge pity for example if we qualify for the 2020 Euro's that the games at the stadium will likely revert to "Dublin Stadium" instead of Lansdowne Road.
Back on topic, still a possibility that CCFC could stream the game tonight according the the Rebel Radio team, who will have YouTube comms instead if not. I'd keep an eye on social media throughout the day.
Edit - sorry missed the post above ref. same.