The National Lottery cancelled its weekly game show "Winning Streak" and withdrew scratchcards from shops. Filming of "Fair City" ceased, and episodes shown twice weekly instead of the normal four. The last episode aired on Easter Day. TG4, deprived of its live Gaelic games coverage, aired past matches instead. The channel also announced its intention to show—from 1 May—matches from the 1986 FIFA World Cup (including the final and Argentina v England), as well as matches from the 1982, 1990 and 1994 tournaments. On 22 May, TG4 announced another schedule of past football, hurling and camogie matches for the month of June. RTÉ Sport did similar; after showing every goal scored at the 2014 and 2018 FIFA World Cups, it announced over the Easter period its intention to broadcast classic football, hurling, rugby, hockey and soccer games (including from the UEFA Champions League and highlights of the national team's UEFA Euro 2016 experience), as well as documentaries such as "Micko" and "Players of the Faithful".