GAA to investigate Hawk-Eye mishap

The Hawk-Eye score detection technology introduced by the GAA earlier this summer will come under increased scrutiny after a major error in today's All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship final.

GAA to investigate Hawk-Eye mishap

The Hawk-Eye score detection technology introduced by the GAA earlier this summer will come under increased scrutiny after a major error in today's All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship final.

Referee Fergal Horgan went to Hawk-Eye to rule on a first minute point attempt from Limerick's Barry Nash. The graphic came up showing that the sliotar had gone inside the right hand post for a point, but the system malfunctioned and 'miss' was flashed up on the screen.

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