Limerick’s Hawk-Eye case set for CAC

The Limerick County Board’s appeal to the CCCC regarding last Sunday’s controversial All-Ireland MHC semi-final defeat to Galway after Hawk-Eye’s disastrous intervention fell on deaf ears as that body ruled yesterday they were precluded from hearing the objection.

Limerick’s Hawk-Eye case set for CAC

The board has now decided to take their case to the Central Appeals Committee (CAC).

Limerick appealed the three-point defeat following a glitch with the Hawk-Eye score detection system, showing Barry Nash’s disputed effort 24 seconds into the contest to be wide. Television replays later confirmed Hawk-Eye had got the decision wrong.

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