Sky's new GAA line-up. Dan Sheridan / INPHO
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Updated at 12.15
RTÉ PUNDIT Joe Brolly has hit out at Sky Sports after the announcement of their new GAA team earlier this week.
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The subscription network revealed Jamesie O’Connor, Peter Canavan as analysts while Rachel Wyse and Brian Carney will present their coverage for the first time in this year’s football and hurling championships.
However, former Derry footballer Brolly is hugely critical of their formula, and tweeted today:
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SKY's entrenched beautiful anchor formula is shamelessly sexist, designed for their overwhelmingly male audience. That is the point.
'TV3 plus Baywatch babe' - Brolly brands Sky's formula 'sexist'
Updated at 12.15
RTÉ PUNDIT Joe Brolly has hit out at Sky Sports after the announcement of their new GAA team earlier this week.
The subscription network revealed Jamesie O’Connor, Peter Canavan as analysts while Rachel Wyse and Brian Carney will present their coverage for the first time in this year’s football and hurling championships.
However, former Derry footballer Brolly is hugely critical of their formula, and tweeted today:
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UPDATE: In the last few minutes, Brolly has apologised to Wyse:
Read more of Brolly’s tweets here
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