All Ireland Final dilemma

Hi, we are going to be in a campsite in La Palmyre when Limerick are playing. I am guessing they wont be showing it in the bar, so I obviously have to get it on the internet. Someone in work told me about GAA Go. So will be looking into that. So if I can only get the internet at the bar, I will just have to bring an iPad up to the bar and sign into the GAA site there. What would be great though, would be to be able to get the internet from our pitch, and then use our non-internet ready flat screen TV to show the match. So this would involve somehow getting it on iPad and transferring it to the TV.
Does anyone know if you can chrome-cast or has anyone any other hi-tech solutions? Talk about first world problems.
C'mon Limerick!

I'm not a Gaa fan but like other sports which are difficult to get when on the move .
I have data roaming on my phone not from Ireland and connect to hot spot my I pad and pay for the sports fixture I wish to watch through frontrow usually it works ok.
Others talk about vPN it I don't know enough about it to comment.

Would this work ?
https://www.nowtv.com/ie/gaelic-football-online

Campsite Internet is rarely good enough to live stream , satellite work's in LA Palmayre if the match is on the BBC , talk nicely to your Irish or British neighbours if you don't have a dish