GAAGAA chief asks: 'Is it time to bite the bullet and have two referees?'“Is it time to bite the bullet and have two referees?” That is the question posed by one of the country’s top GAA administrators, Dublin secretary John Costello.
COLUMNISTSEight ways to help ease pressure on refereesA baptism of fire is de rigueur in becoming the GAA’s national match officials manager. Nine years ago, Pat Doherty stepped into the role the day after Martin Sludden awarded Joe Sheridan that goal in the Leinster final.
GAAFormer All-Ireland final referee says Seán Cleere shouldn't have been in charge of Tipp v WexfordThe winners had three goals disallowed but finished strongly to secure a final berth against Kilkenny - the county that Cleere hails from.