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Sky Sports is rolling out new channels tomorrow but what does it mean for Irish viewers?
So, what’s the story?
SUBSCRIPTION NETWORK SKY Sports is doing away with the current channel format — Sky Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 — and replacing it with a new line-up.
The revamped service will provide 10 channels, with several dedicated to specific sports: Football, golf, cricket and Formula 1.
This is how Sky say it will look:
When is it happening?
The changeover is scheduled to take place tomorrow, 18 July.
Does this mean Irish Sky Sports customers will have to pay more for the new channels?
Not for the moment anyway. Irish Sky Sports customers will get the new package automatically at the existing rate of €40-a-month for the next 12 months. There’s also currently an offer to sign up and get the Sky Sports bundle for €20-a-month for six months.
“We’re dedicating channels to some of our biggest sports, launching a new way to watch the best live action and offering even better digital products too,” says Sky Sports managing director Barney Francis.
“Sky Sports is giving customers even more choice and channels at the same price for another 12 months, while opening up new ways for sports fans to join.”
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