Hawk-Eye Croke Park debut put on hold

Hawk-Eye will not make its GAA debut in Croke Park on June 3.

Sat, 19 May, 2012 - 01:00

John Fogarty

GAA Director of Games Development Pat Daly said the score detection technology at the stadium suffered “technical problems” in recent trials.

Last year, Croke Park confirmed that the Hawk-Eye system would be used “on a two-year pilot basis for all Championship football and hurling games played in Croke Park Stadium from 2012“.

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