GAA to act on sliotars issue

The GAA are to step up their testing of officially licensed sliotars in a bid to outlaw counties from introducing their own balls into championship matches.

The GAA are to step up their testing of officially licensed sliotars in a bid to outlaw counties from introducing their own balls into championship matches.

The issue came to a head during last weekend's All-Ireland SHC quarter-final between Limerick and reigning champions Cork.

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