The All Stars were on, on Friday evening at the RDS and the powers that be at the GAA decide to invite some of the influencers on social media to the event ..
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Influencers and TikTokkers getting invited to the All-Stars on the same day Ulster GAA issued a memo to say that "any photographic or video content" at Ulster Club games needs "prior permission from the GAA".
GAA going to be the next to go down the road of shunning actual media https://t.co/zWhxGU9nwe
— Chris McNulty (@ChrisMcNultyDgl) November 8, 2025
Here are some of the comments online ..
Ireland getting infested by these influencers at a rate that you’d nearly think the country isn’t big enough to cope with them all!
It would be far more fitting to invite the local media of the two All Ireland winning counties in recognition of the incredible level of coverage they give to Gaelic Games at both intercounty & club level.
These are populists at the top. Obvious through rules, hurling debate and amateurism talk. All populist driven agendas. All will fail eventually. They try to bully with legal letters etc, they haven’t a leg to stand on in numerous cases.
It’s the easy & lazy option Most people are dull & boring with very little imagination or ideas As others mentioned, it would fit them better to invite influential volunteers & local media from the counties Those who actually work hard for community because that’s what they do
Especially when loads of the smaller GAA influencers trying their hand at it have got walls put up all over the place, definitely not in the spirit of the organisation!
Discussed last night with genuine gard working journalism colleagues, remembering when Vodafone invited real media to the awards.All agreed terrible call by organisers this year