Hooter to be fine-tuned for Fitzgibbon

A number of small changes will be made to the public clock/hooter for tomorrow’s Fitzgibbon Cup semi-finals in Belfast.

The system, which will come into operation for this year’s All-Ireland senior football and hurling championships, was trialled for the first time in last weekend’s Sigerson Cup semi-finals and finals in Queens University.

While there were “no major red flag issues,” according to the GAA’s director of operations and player welfare Feargal McGill, he admitted there will be “slight changes to our protocol” for the UCC-CIT and LIT-WIT semi-finals.