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The Irish pay-TV service admitted it was looking at offers from several suitors in February. Those interested included BT, ITV and Disney subsidiary ESPN.
However, all buyers were put off by the £1bn valuation, according to several reports.
A source told the Financial Times: "If a good offer came along, it would be considered but, for now, talks are not continuing."
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