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Hawk-Eye ready for test

THE GAA have confirmed Hawk-Eye’s score technology will be tested in Croke Park tomorrow week — but not as previously stated by president Christy Cooney.

Hawk-Eye ready for test

Fri, 25 Mar, 2011 - 00:00

John Fogarty

Croke Park yesterday announced the system will be in operation for the Dublin hurlers and footballers’ Allianz League games against Kilkenny and Down.

However, the GAA revealed it “will not form part of the match day or score-keeping apparatus and will not be used by the match referee or his assistants”.

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