Tue, 28 Jan, 2020 - 06:15
John Fogarty
The GAA has banned hurley/water carriers from using walkie talkie radio systems during games.
A number of inter-county set-ups have “wired up” their set of maor camán/uisce to management members on the sideline and in the stand so they could relay instruction to players.
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