GPA members back use of video technology

Following their AGM at the Citywest Hotel this afternoon, members of the Gaelic Players Association have agreed in principle to back the use of video technology and an independent timekeeper in Gaelic games.

Following their AGM at the Citywest Hotel this afternoon, members of the Gaelic Players Association have agreed in principle to back the use of video technology and an independent timekeeper in Gaelic games.

Video technology is something which GPA members are evidently keen to embrace. Their support of its introduction comes following some controversial refereeing decisions during the 2010 Championships, including the decision by referee Martin Sludden to award a late goal to Meath's Joe Sheridan in the Leinster SFC final.

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