Selectors will no longer be permitted to be hurley carriers 

The likes of Cork's Diarmuid O’Sullivan and Ian O’Connell, Tipp's Tommy Dunne and Eoin Kelly, and Wexford’s Keith Rossiter have fulfilled the role.
Selectors will no longer be permitted to be hurley carriers 

Cork's Diarmuid O'Sullivan is one of a number of selectors who has also acted as hurley carrier for the team. Updated rules will prevent that this season. Picture: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Hurling teams will not be able to designate their selectors as hurley/water carriers as a number of them had been doing during the last two seasons.

Neither will their maoir camán be permitted to be wired up, according to the GAA’s match regulations which have reverted to normal time.

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