Coverage of the Olympic Games will remain free-to-air with RTÉ until at least 2032 after a new joint partnership with the European Broadcasting Union and Warner Bros Discovery
Coverage of the Olympic Games will remain free-to-air with RTÉ until at least 2032 after a new joint partnership with the European Broadcasting Union and Warner Bros Discovery.
It includes the 2028 Los Angeles and 2032 Brisbane summer games, as well as winter editions in Milan / Cortina in 2026 and 2030. RTÉ Sport will broadcast more than 200 hours of coverage of the summer games and 100 hours of the winter games on free-to-air television together with extensive coverage online and on radio.
"The Olympics always captures the Irish public's hearts and minds as we gather to support our athletes on the international stage and feel pride in their many hugely successful performances and achievements.
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