Sports broadcasting contracts in the Republic of Ireland
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This article refers to sports broadcasting rights in the Republic of Ireland. For a list of sports broadcasting rights in other countries, see List of sports television broadcast contracts.
Viewers in the Republic of Ireland can watch sports on Irish free-to-air channels RTÉ One, RTÉ Two, Virgin Media One, Virgin Media Two, Virgin Media Three, TG4, and on pay-TV networks such as Virgin Media Sport, Eir Sport, Sky Sports, BT Sport, Premier Sports, FreeSports and Eurosport. They can also access Northern Ireland's version of British networks such as BBC One, BBC Two, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and S4C on satellite and cable.
Gaelic Games[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Broadcast Details |
|---|---|---|
| All-Ireland Senior Football Championship | RTÉ[1] | Live: Up to 31 games exclusively, including all Provincial Finals & two All-Ireland Quarter-Finals. All-Ireland Semi-Finals & All-Ireland Final shown on a simulcast basis with Sky. Highlights: Sunday night programme |
| Sky Sports[1] | Live: Up to 14 games exclusively, including two All-Ireland Quarter-Finals. All-Ireland Semi-Finals & All-Ireland Final shown on a simulcast basis with RTÉ. Highlights: Midweek programme | |
| BBC Sport[1] | Live: Ulster SFC games shown on a simulcast basis with RTÉ Deferred: Ulster SFC games not shown on RTÉ. | |
| TG4[1] | Highlights: Monday night programme | |
| All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship | RTÉ[1] | Live: Up to 31 games exclusively, including both Provincial Finals & both All-Ireland Quarter-Finals. All-Ireland Semi-Finals & All-Ireland Final shown on a simulcast basis with Sky Sports. Highlights: Sunday night programme |
| Sky Sports[1] | Live: Up to 14 games exclusively. All-Ireland Semi-Finals & All-Ireland Final shown on a simulcast basis with RTÉ. Highlights: Midweek programme | |
| TG4[1] | Highlights: Monday night programme | |
| All-Ireland Minor Football Championship | TG4[1] | Live: All-Ireland Semi-Finals & Final exclusively |
| All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship | TG4[1] | Live: All-Ireland Semi-Finals & Final exclusively |
| International Rules | RTÉ | Live: in 2017 |
| Allianz Football League | TG4[1] | Live: Up to three games on Sunday afternoons. (Two live and one deferred) Highlights: Monday night programme |
| eir Sport[1] | Live: Up to three games on Saturday nights. | |
| RTÉ[1] | Highlights: Sunday evenings | |
| Allianz Hurling League | TG4[1] | Live: Up to three games on Sunday afternoons. (One live and one deferred) Highlights: Monday night programme |
| eir Sport[1] | Live: Up to three games on Saturday nights. | |
| RTÉ[1] | Highlights: Sunday evenings | |
| All-Ireland Club Senior Football Championship | TG4 | Live: Sunday afternoon games |
| eir Sport | Live: up to 30 matches | |
| All-Ireland Club Senior Hurling Championship | TG4 | Live: Sunday afternoon games |
| eir Sport | Live: up to 30 matches | |
| All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Championship | TG4 | Live |
| All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship | RTÉ | Live |
| All-Ireland Under-21 Football Championship | TG4[1] | Live |
| All-Ireland Under-21 Hurling Championship | TG4[1] | Live |
| All-Ireland Intermediate and Junior Club Championships |
- Gaelic Senior Hardball Singles: Spórt TG4 Highlights show
- Gaelic Senior Softball Singles: Spórt TG4 Highlights show
Association football[]
- FIFA World Cup
- Finals tournament live on RTÉ until 2022, plus all Ireland qualifiers
- 2022 Qualifiers
- UEFA
- Virgin Media Sport (Selected matches (exclude the Republic of Ireland team) with highlights of all other matches (include the Republic of Ireland team))
- Sky Sports
- AFC
- Youtube
- MyCujoo
- CAF
- Youtube
- CONMEBOL
- Premier Sports selected matches live
- CONCACAF
- LiveScore 70 matches live
- UEFA
- FIFA Club World Cup: RTÉ: All matches live on RTÉ Player, with live coverage of semi-finals & final on TV for 2019 and 2020
- FIFA Women's World Cup: RTÉ: 23 Matches live in English on RTÉ 2 and RTÉ, TG4: 29 matches live in Irish.[2]
- FIFA Boy's and Girl's Youth Championships (U-17 and U-20): RTÉ Sport and FreeSports until 2022.
- UEFA European Football Championship: RTÉ: 30 of the games, TG4 to show 22 Matches
- UEFA Nations League: Virgin Media Sport (selected matches (include both knock out matches (semi final and final) and exclude the Republic of Ireland team) with highlights of all other matches (include the Republic of Ireland team)) and Sky Sports (All matches)) live until 2022.
- UEFA Euro qualifying: RTÉ: Republic of Ireland matches only, Virgin Media Sport (Selected matches (exclude the Republic of Ireland team) with highlights of all other matches (include the Republic of Ireland team)), and Sky Sports (All matches) until 2020
- European Under-21 Championship: RTÉ: (selected matches live, plus highlights of all other matches) and Sky Sports (up to all 22 matches live) until 2021[3]
- European Under-19 Championship: RTÉ
- European Women's Under-19 Championship: RTÉ
- European Under-17 Championship: RTÉ: live in English and TG4 live in Irish.[4]
- European Women's Under-17 Championship: RTÉ: live in English and TG4 live in Irish.[5]
- Republic of Ireland Men's internationals: RTÉ: (qualifying games only) live until 2022. Sky Sports (All Nations League, qualifying, and friendly games) live until 2022, and Virgin Media Sport (highlights of all fixtures) until 2022. RTÉ Radio 1 Live
- Republic of Ireland Women's internationals: RTÉ
- Republic of Ireland U21 internationals: Eir Sport (exclude the Euro finals tournament) live
- Copa América: Premier Sports All 26 matches live in 2019
- CONCACAF Gold Cup: FreeSports All 31 matches live in 2019
- International Champions Cup: Premier Sports (15 matches live) and MUTV (MU matches only)
- UEFA Champions League: 2018-2021 RTÉ (1 Match on Tuesday Nights), Virgin Media Sport (1 Match on Tuesday Nights, 2 Games on Wednesday Nights and highlights on Virgin Media Television; exclusive coverage of all other matches on Virgin Media Sport Channels), and BT Sport (other matches)
- UEFA Europa League: BT Sport (other matches) and Virgin Media Sport (exclusive coverage of all matches on Virgin Media Sport channels),[6] 2018–2021.
- UEFA Super Cup: Virgin Media Sport, BT Sport, RTÉ Radio 1 Live
- UEFA Youth League: BT Sport, 2018–2021.
- UEFA Women's Champions League: RTÉ (from 2019–20) & BT Sport (final only), 2018–2021, all club channels (exclude final).
- CONMEBOL Libertadores: LiveScore
- CONMEBOL Sudamericana: LiveScore
- CONMEBOL Recopa: LiveScore
- CONCACAF Champions League: YouTube
- League of Ireland: RTÉ: Highlights and Matches Live, Eir Sport live
- FAI Cup: RTÉ show 1 Second Round Match Live, 1 Third Round Match Live, 1 Quarter-Finals Match Live, 2 Semi-finals Matches Live, Final Live,
- League of Ireland Cup: Eir Sport live finals since 2005
- Premier League: Sky Sports (2019–22) 128 Live Matches, BT Sport (2019–22) 52 Live Matches, and Premier Sports (2019–22) 50 Live Matches (including Saturday 3pm games) BBC – Match of the Day Highlights.[7]
- FA Cup: BT Sport (30 matches) and Eir Sport (selected matches that aired and not aired live by BBC Sport), live with simulcast coverage of Final
- Scottish Professional Football League: Sky Sports and BT Sport
- Scottish Cup: Premier Sports
- Scottish League Cup: BT Sport
- Scottish Challenge Cup: BBC Alba, Eir Sport
- Irish League Cup: BBC NI (Final on BBC NI)
- Vanarama National League: BT Sport
- Serie A: Premier Sports, FreeSports, and LiveScore
- Coppa Italia: BT Sport
- Supercoppa Italiana: BT Sport
- La Liga: Premier Sports (via LaLiga TV) and FreeSports
- Segunda División: YouTube (regular season) and Premier Sports (play-offs, via LaLiga TV)
- Danish Superliga: FreeSports one match per week live
- Eliteserien: Eurosport
- English Football League: Sky Sports, QUEST Highlights every weekend
- FAI Junior Cup: Irish TV and Eir Sport Highlights, TG4 2014 and 2016 highlights
- FAI Women's Cup: RTÉ Sport Live Final from the Aviva Stadium
- FAI International Football Awards: RTÉ
- Major League Soccer: Sky Sports (up to two matches per week) and FreeSports (most matches that not aired by Sky Sports) until 2022
- Ligue 1: BT Sport until 2024
- Trophée des Champions: BT Sport until 2024
- Coupe de France: BT Sport (final only in 2019-20)
- Coupe de la Ligue: BT Sport
- Bundesliga: BT Sport until 2021
- DFB-Pokal: YouTube (first round until quarter finals) and BT Sport (semi finals and a final)
- Eredivisie: Premier Sports and LiveScore
- Liga NOS: Premier Sports, FreeSports, and LiveScore
- Taça de Portugal: FreeSports (final only)
- Ekstraklasa (until 2020-21): FreeSports (two matches per week) and Ekstraklasa TV (all matches)
- Russian Premier League: YouTube
- A-League: BT Sport
- Chinese Super League: Premier Sports, FreeSports, and LiveScore
- J-League: FreeSports (four J1 matches per week until 2022)[8] & YouTube (league cup and up to two J2 matches per week live, plus highlights of all three leagues and a league cup matches)
- K-League: YouTube (one match per week live via COPA90)
- FFA Cup: BT Sport
- Uzbekistan Super League: MyCujoo (full coverage)
- Uzbekistan Cup: MyCujoo (full coverage from the third round)
- Uzbekistan Super Cup: MyCujoo
- Azerbaijan Premier League: YouTube (full coverage)
- Liga Primera de Nicaragua: Sportsflick (full coverage)
- Meistriliiga: YouTube (partial coverage)
- Estonian Cup: YouTube (partial coverage from the first round, full coverage from the quarter-finals)
- Estonian Super Cup: YouTube
- Naiste Meistriliiga: YouTube
- Estonian Women's Cup: YouTube
- Singapore Premier League: YouTube and MyCujoo (full coverage)
Futsal[]
- FIFA Futsal World Cup: RTÉ Sport
- UEFA Futsal Championship: RTÉ Sport until 2022
- UEFA Futsal Champions League: BT Sport until 2021
Rugby Union[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Broadcast Details |
|---|---|---|
| Rugby World Cup | eir Sport[9] | Live: All 48 matches in 2019 |
| RTÉ[9][10] | Live: 14 matches (opening match, all Ireland matches, and all 8 knockout-stage matches) in 2019. | |
| Six Nations Championship | Virgin Media Sport[11] | Live: All fifteen games on One until 2021. |
| Ireland Autumn Internationals | RTÉ[12] | Live: All Ireland home games until 2021. |
| England Autumn internationals | Sky Sports | Live: until 2020 |
| Scotland Autumn Internationals | Premier Sports | Live: in 2018 |
| Wales Autumn Internationals | Channel 4 | Live: in 2018 |
| The Rugby Championship and SANZAAR test | Sky Sports | Live: until 2020 |
| Guinness Pro14 | S4C[13] | Live: Up to 17 games. |
| Eir Sport | Live: All games. | |
| TG4 | Live: Up to 34 games. | |
| Ulster Bank All-Ireland League | RTÉ[12] | Live: Final |
| English Premiership | BT Sport | Live: up to 80 matches per season until 2020-21 |
| Channel 5 | Live: up to 5 matches per season and highlights of all other matches | |
| English Championship | Sky Sports | Live: Minimum of 11 matches per season until 2020 |
| Heineken Champions Cup | BT Sport[14] | Live: All matches until 2022. |
| Virgin Media Sport | Live: up to 9 matches live (including one quarter-final, one semi-final and a final); plus highlights of all other matches until 2022[15] | |
| TG4 | Highlights: | |
| European Rugby Challenge Cup | BT Sport[14] | Live: All matches until 2022.[16] |
| TG4 | Highlights: (Irish Teams highlights) | |
| Women's Rugby World Cup | eir Sport[9] | Live: in 2017 |
| RTÉ | Live: | |
| Women's Six Nations Championship | RTÉ | Live: Ireland games on RTÉ 2, other matches on RTÉ Player |
| Six Nations Under 20s Championship | RTÉ | Live: Ireland games |
| Rugby World Cup Sevens | eir Sport | Live: |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | Sky Sports | Live: |
| RTÉ | Highlights: | |
| World Rugby Under 20 Championship | eir Sport | Live: |
| Schools Rugby | FreeSports |
Golf[]
- U.S. Masters: Eir Sport & Sky Sports
- U.S. Open (golf): Sky Sports
- The Open: Sky Sports
- Irish Open: RTÉ Sport & Sky Sports
- Ryder Cup: Sky Sports
- Pga Tour: Sky Sports
- European Tour: Sky Sports
Boxing[]
- : Spórt TG4 since 2015, previously on RTÉ Sport
- Frank Warren Promotions: Live on BT Sport
- Matchroom Sport: 20 shows a year live on Sky Sports until 2021
- PBC: Live on Box Nation and FITE TV
- Cyclone Promotions: Live on Channel 5
- European Amateur Boxing Championships: TG4
- World Amateur Boxing Championships: RTÉ Sport 2009 & 2011, Spórt TG4 2013, RTÉ Sport 2015 - also on BoxNation
Mixed Martial Arts[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Broadcast Details |
|---|---|---|
| UFC | BT Sport[17] | Live: All Events |
| eir Sport | Deferred: | |
| Virgin Media Sport | Deferred: | |
| Cage Warriors | BT Sport | Live: |
| BAMMA | Dave[18] | Live: |
| Bellator | Channel 5 | Live: Coverage of European Fights |
| Virgin Media Sport | Live: Coverage of European Fights | |
| KSW | eir Sport[19] | Live: Exclusive coverage of KSW 40: Dublin. Highlights: All events from 2016 & 2017 in weeks leading up to KSW 40. |
Tennis[]
- Australian Open: Eurosport
- US Open: Eurosport
- Wimbledon: Eir Sport
- French Open: Eir Sport
- ATP: Amazon Prime Video including Cup and Finals, through 2022[20]
- WTA: Amazon Prime Video including Finals, through 2023[21]
- Davis Cup: Eurosport All matches from finals, through 2020[22]
Olympics[]
- Summer Olympics: RTÉ Sport 1964–2020, Eurosport main rights holders from 2020
- Summer Paralympics: Eir Sport live 2012 & 2016 - RTÉ Sport Highlights 2016, same as 2012 - Channel 4 live 2012–2020, previously BBC
- Commonwealth Games: Live on BBC in 2014 Commonwealth Games
- Olympic Winter Games: Highlights RTÉ News Now 2014, never live on Irish television; Live on Eurosport 2018 & 2022, prev 1988-2010
Athletics[]
- European Athletics Championships: RTÉ Sport 2018
- European Athletics Indoor Championships: RTÉ Sport
- IAAF World Championships: No current broadcaster. RTÉ Sport live 1983–1997, highlights 1999 & 2007. No World Championships covered since.
- IAAF World Indoor Championships: No current broadcaster. Setanta Ireland (now Eir Sport) live 2010. RTE 1987-1989-1991 only.
- Irish National Indoor Championships: RTÉ Sport
- Irish National Track & Field Championships: RTÉ Sport
- Irish Schools Track & Field Championships: No current broadcaster. Eir Sport highlights 2004–2014, RTÉ Sport highlights 1987–2004.
- Irish Schools Cross-Country Championships: No current broadcaster. Previously Eir Sport highlights
- World Cross Country Championships: RTÉ Sport Live up to 2002, returned to cover 2013 live only
- European Cross Country Championships: RTÉ Sport Live
- European Athletics Team Championships: No current broadcaster. Setanta Sports Live 2013 & 2015, Irish TV Live 2014
- AIT Indoor International Grand Prix: TG4 & Eir Sport highlights. Previously Irish TV Live.
- Antrim International Cross Country: Irish TV/Eir Sport highlights
- Cork City Sports:TG4 live. Previously Irish TV/Eir Sport highlights 2006–2016.
- Morton Games: No current broadcaster. Irish TV/Eir Sport highlights 2012–16.
- Mary Peters International: No current broadcaster. Irish TV/Eir Sport highlights 2013 & 2014.
- Rock'n'Roll Dublin Half-Marathon: No current broadcaster. Eir Sport highlights 2014.
- Women's Mini-Marathon: No current broadcaster. Eir Sport highlights 2005–15.
- Dublin Marathon: No current broadcaster. RTÉ Sport highlights 1980–1999, TV3 Ireland & Setanta Ireland (now Eir Sport) highlights 2000–2010, RTÉ Sport live 2011, internally-made documentary features on Eir Sport 2012-2015 and Irish TV 2016. No TV coverage 2017 and 2018.
- Great Ireland Run: RTÉ Sport Live 2002–2014, no longer on TV
Cricket[]
- IPL Cricket: Sky Sports
- Irish Cricket Team: Eir Sport, Sky Sports, RTÉ (highlights 2018)
- Cricket World Cup: Sky Sports
Horse Racing[]
- Irish Grand National: RTÉ Sport
- Galway Races: RTÉ Sport
- Leopardstown Festival:RTÉ Sport
- Punchestown: RTÉ Sport
- Irish Derby: RTÉ Sport
- Fairyhouse: RTÉ Sport
- Cheltenham Festival: Virgin Media Sport
- Epsom Derby: Virgin Media Sport
- Aintree Hurdle: Virgin Media Sport
- Aintree Grand National: Virgin Media Sport
- Dubai World Cup: ITV Sport
Motor Sport[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Formula One | Sky Sports[23] | Live: Coverage of all Practice, Qualifying & Races. Sky Sports to show every F1 race exclusively live from 2019 until 2024. |
| Channel 4[24] | Live: British Grand Prix only until 2022. | |
| Highlights: All races until the end of the 2022 season. | ||
| MotoGP | BT Sport[25] | Live: Coverage of all Practice, Qualifying & Races across MotoGP, Moto2 & Moto3 classes until the end of the 2021 season. |
| QUEST[26] | Highlights: Monday night programme. | |
| Formula E | Virgin Media Sport[27] | Live: Coverage of all thirteen races in 2018–19 season on sport channel plus highlights on three Virgin Media Television channels. |
| BT Sport | Live: Complete coverage of all races, all practices, and all qualifying sessions, plus highlights. | |
| Eurosport[28] | Live: Coverage of all races and selected qualifying sessions until 2020. Deferred: Coverage of selected qualifying sessions. | |
| DTM | BT Sport | Live: |
- GP2: Eir Sport
- NASCAR: Eir Sport
- Motorsport Ireland: Spórt TG4
- World Rally Championship: BT Sport, Motors TV
Snooker[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Triple Crown events | ||
| World Snooker Championship | Live: until 2024 | |
| Live: until 2026 | ||
| Masters | Live: until 2024 | |
| Live: until 2026 | ||
| UK Championship | Live: until 2023 | |
| Live: until 2025 | ||
| Other Events | ||
| Home Nations Series (English Open, Welsh Open, Scottish Open & Northern Ireland Open) |
Live: All afternoon & evening sessions. | |
BBC Wales [1] |
Live: All afternoons sessions and both sessions of finals. Highlights: All evening sessions. | |
| Champion of Champions | Live: | |
| World Grand Prix | Live: | |
| Players Championship | Live: | |
| World Snooker Shoot-Out | Live: | |
| Other Snooker events | Live: Eighteen other events each season until 2026. | |
1: ^ with the exception of the Welsh Open which is broadcast free-to-air on BBC Wales.
Cycling[]
- Tour de France: Spórt TG4
- Vuelta a España: Spórt TG4
- Rás Tailteann: RTÉ Sport
- International Junior Tour of Ireland: Eir Sport/Irish TV/TG4 highlights
Sailing[]
- Volvo Ocean Race: TG4
Greyhound Racing[]
- BoyleSports Irish Greyhound Derby 2016 Spórt TG4
- Racing from Curreheen Park and Limerick Greyhound Stadium: Spórt TG4
Hockey[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Men's Hockey World Cup | BT Sport | All matches live in 2018 |
| Women's Hockey World Cup | ||
| Men's Hockey Pro League | BT Sport | All matches live until 2021 |
| Women's Hockey Pro League | ||
| Irish Hockey League | ||
| Irish Senior Cup |
Basketball[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Super League | TG4 | Live: Coverage of Men's and Women's National Cup Finals.[33] |
| Highlights: Weekly highlights show broadcast both on television and online through the channel's website and Facebook live platform.[33] | ||
| National Basketball Association | Live: over 170 games per season, including every game of the NBA Finals as well as the Western Conference and Eastern Conference finals until 2022.[34] | |
| EuroLeague | Eurosport | |
| EuroCup |
Australian Rules[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Football League | Live: up to five games per week, including the Toyota AFL Grand Final, plus a weekly highlights programme. | |
| International Rules Series | Live: in 2017 |
Show Jumping[]
| Event | Broadcaster | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Dublin Horse Show | Live: |
Notes[]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q "GAA confirm media rights for 2017-2022". GAA.ie. 9 December 2016. Retrieved 8 September 2017.
- ^ "RTE and TG4 to show every match of FIFA Women's World Cup this summer". Extra.ie. 16 April 2019. Retrieved 23 May 2019.
- ^ "Sky to televise European U21 Championship - SportsPro Media". www.sportspromedia.com. Retrieved 17 May 2019.
- ^ UEFA.com. "Where to watch Under-17 EURO". UEFA.com. Retrieved 2 May 2019.
- ^ UEFA.com. "Where to watch Women's Under-17 EURO". UEFA.com. Retrieved 2 May 2019.
- ^ "Subscribe Football". eirsport. Retrieved 14 October 2018.
- ^ "Premier League broadcast deals for 2019-2022". www.premierleague.com. Retrieved 2 May 2019.
- ^ "J1 League". FreeSports. Retrieved 11 February 2020.
- ^ a b c "Blow for free-to-air viewers as eirSport secure 2019 Rugby World Cup". The Irish Times. 5 July 2016. Retrieved 19 December 2017.
- ^ "RTÉ acquire live TV rights to Ireland's World Cup games". RTÉ.ie. 21 November 2018.
- ^ "TV3 unveils its plans for coverage of Six Nations". The Irish Times. 8 December 2017. Retrieved 19 December 2017.
- ^ a b "RTÉ Sport to broadcast Autumn Internationals until 2021". Irish Times. 1 December 2017. Retrieved 4 December 2017.
- ^ "BBC - BBC Wales and S4C announce four-year Pro12 Rugby rights deal - Media Centre". www.bbc.co.uk. 30 July 2014. Retrieved 21 December 2017.
- ^ a b "BT Sport And Sky Sports Announce European Broadcast Deal". irishrugby.ie. 10 April 2014. Retrieved 21 December 2017.
- ^ Stroud, Conor (11 October 2018). "Where can I watch the Heineken Champions Cup?". European Professional Club Rugby. Retrieved 14 October 2018.
- ^ "One pay-TV broadcaster and free-to-air coverage for Champions Cup rugby". www.epcrugby.com. 4 July 2017. Retrieved 21 December 2017.
- ^ "BT Sport extends UFC broadcast rights deal". BT.com. 27 July 2016. Retrieved 14 September 2017.
- ^ "BAMMA signs multi-event television deal with Dave". mmaplus.co.uk. 27 April 2017. Retrieved 14 September 2017.
- ^ "KSW coming to eir Sport". eir Sport. 13 September 2017. Retrieved 14 September 2017.
- ^ "Amazon confirms UK deal for ATP World Tour - SportsPro Media". www.sportspromedia.com. Retrieved 25 January 2020.
- ^ "Amazon wins exclusive rights to WTA in four-year deal, Prime Video to be the home for tennis in the UK and Ireland". WTA. Retrieved 25 January 2020.
- ^ "Eurosport to deliver re-vamped Davis Cup Finals event in multiple markets across Europe". Davis Cup. Retrieved 13 November 2019.
- ^ "Sky Sports to show every F1 race live from 2019 until 2024". Sky Sports. 24 March 2016. Retrieved 13 March 2019.
- ^ "Channel 4 and Sky agree Formula One deal". f1.channel4.com. 12 September 2018. Retrieved 13 March 2019.
- ^ Sports, Dorna. "BT Sport to continue as the home of MotoGP™ until 2021". www.motogp.com. Retrieved 13 March 2019.
- ^ "Quest secures exclusive free-to-air MotoGP Highlights from 2019". Eurosport UK. 8 March 2019. Retrieved 13 March 2019.
- ^ "TV3 Group to show all Formula E races and more in Season Four". TV3 Group. 28 November 2017. Retrieved 29 October 2017.
- ^ "Formula E broadens partnership with Eurosport across Europe". Formula E. 20 October 2017. Retrieved 29 November 2017.
- ^ a b c "BBC and World Snooker extend broadcast agreement to 2024". World Snooker. 8 December 2017. Retrieved 8 December 2017.
- ^ a b c d "Eurosport 10-year agreement". World Snooker. 28 April 2016. Retrieved 8 December 2017.
- ^ "Eurosport and Quest cue up live Home Nations". World Snooker. 5 October 2016. Retrieved 14 September 2016.
- ^ a b c d "Snooker's global footprint keeps growing". World Snooker. 29 August 2017. Retrieved 14 September 2017.
- ^ a b "Basketball Ireland signs new three-year broadcast deal with TG4". Basketball Ireland. 24 September 2017. Retrieved 25 October 2017.
- ^ "Sky Sports and NBA announce four-year broadcast and digital partnership". Sky Sports. 16 October 2018. Retrieved 6 January 2019.
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