Pre-tax profits at the technology firm that determined the fate of the 2014 Hurling All-Ireland final increased by 14.5% to £3.25m (€4.23m) last year.

Profits at the firm at the centre of the summer controversy over the GAA’s malfunctioning score detection system last year more than doubled to over €4.5m.

The technology firm at the centre of the controversy over the GAA’s malfunctioning detection system increased its profits by £1.42 million (€1.65m) last year.