GAA to use Hawk-Eye 'on pilot basis'

Hawk-Eye technology will be used at all Championship football and hurling matches played at Croke Park in 2012, the GAA has confirmed today.

Sat, 20 Aug, 2011 - 16:16

Hawk-Eye technology will be used at all Championship football and hurling matches played at Croke Park in 2012, the GAA has confirmed today.

The move by the GAA to bring the renowned score detection system on board was announced following today's Central Council meeting at GAA headquarters.

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