GAA Football & Hurling Championship 2018 | All Ireland Intermediate , Junior & Senior Club

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THE GAA enjoyed a bumper 2017 generating total revenue of €65.6m, an increase of nine percent on the previous year.The growth was due to a 24 percent increase in attendances at games in the All-Ireland football championship allied to big jump in revenue from the GAA's new media contracts – including their controversial deal with Sky.

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A €1.5m increase in gate receipts for the football championship helped pushed the total figure for games under the control of the Central Council to a record €34.4m for the 2017 season. Commercial revenue totalled €19m compared to €17.9m in 2016.Total revenue for the football championship amounted to €16.4 million – compared to €15m in 2016 even though there was an All-Ireland final replay two seasons ago.

 Last year there were replays in the All-Ireland quarter-final and semi-final both involving Mayo and the GAA's Financial Director Tom Ryan acknowledged that Mayo's extended run through the qualifiers help boost the figures.There was an even more significant increase in gate receipts for the hurling championship with a 26% growth from €8.5m in 2016 to €10.7m last year. The growth was attributed to the successes on the field achieved by Wexford, Cork and Waterford.