In 2020 the championship received an investment from CVC Capital Partners who acquired a 28% share in the championship. The organisation's headquarters are at Millbank House, Sandyford, Dublin 18. Media coverage Starting in the 2010–11 season, the League was broadcast live on BBC Two Wales, BBC Two Northern Ireland, RTÉ, the Irish language channel TG4, the Scottish Gaelic channel BBC Alba, the Welsh channel S4C. The BBC Two Wales matches were usually made available to the rest of the United Kingdom via BBC Red Button. Complete match replays were also available on the BBC iPlayer. Each broadcaster provided feeds to the others for matches in their home territory. While this meant that the league was now available free to air in the UK and Ireland, in Italy it was only available on a subscription basis in its first year. Commencing from the 2014–15 season, Sky Sports became one of the league's broadcast partners, broadcasting 33 live games on a Saturday and also showing both the semi-finals and the final live. Its contract concluded at the end of 2017–18 season. Also starting in the 2014–15 season, Italy's Nuvolari began broadcasting the games involving the two Italian clubs live on its digital free-to-view channel. Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh matches were also broadcast live on BBC Radio Scotland. From the 2018–19 season, coverage of the tournament was taken over by Premier Sports in the UK, EirSport in Ireland, DAZN in Italy, and Supersport in South Africa. Coverage of the tournament can be found in other territories – on beIN Sports in France, and on various Setanta Sports channels around the globe (including Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South East Asia and the Middle East), as well as EuroSport. Broadcast coverage history Current broadcasters: URC TV (Ireland and other countries without broadcaster) (2021–present) TG4 (Ireland – Irish language) (2001–2004, 2010–present) RTÉ Sport (Ireland) (2010–2014, 2021–present) S4C (Wales – Welsh language) (2001–present) BBC Wales (2001–2018, 2021–present) BBC Northern Ireland (2001–2004, 2010–2018, 2021–present) Eurosport (non-Core markets) (2016–present) DAZN (Germany & Canada) (2018–present) SuperSport (South Africa) (2017–present) Viaplay Sports (UK and Ireland) (UK: 2018–present) (Ireland: 2021–present) Setanta Sports (Asia) (2011–present) Eurosport Italia: (2016–2018; 2022–present) Past broadcasters: Sky Sports (2014–2018) eir sport (Ireland) (2018–2021) Setanta Sports (Live 2004–2010, Highlights 2010–2018) The Rugby Channel (2016–2018) beIN Sports (2014–2018) BBC Alba (2010–2018) BBC Scotland (UK) STV (Live 2009–2010, Highlights 2010–2013) SKY Italia (2003) Dahlia TV (2010–2011) Sportitalia (2012–2013) Nuvolari (2014–2015) RAI