Hawk-Eye technology set for Croke Park trial

The Hawk-Eye technology system, which has been adopted so successfully in professional tennis and cricket, will be tested at Croke Park next month.

Thu, 24 Mar, 2011 - 19:36

The Hawk-Eye technology system, which has been adopted so successfully in professional tennis and cricket, will be tested at Croke Park next month.

The GAA have confirmed that they are planning to hold site tests with the technology on Saturday, April 2 for the Allianz League matches between Dublin and Down in football and Dublin and Kilkenny in hurling.

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