Hawk-Eye: Will technology play a part in Sunday’s All-Ireland final?

The umpires on Sunday would be wise to refer any marginal calls.

Tue, 01 Sep, 2015 - 17:49

Grainne McGuinness

Score detection system Hawk-Eye played a major role in last year's drawn All-Ireland final.

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