HawkEye is declared fit for All-Ireland SHC final

Having suffered "minor hardware failures" last Saturday which prompted the suspension of the score detection technology, the GAA have been convinced by tests carried out by the UK-based innovations company this past week.
HawkEye is declared fit for All-Ireland SHC final

A statement from the GAA this afternoon read: "The GAA can confirm that following comprehensive testing and a full review of Hawkeye's score detection technology in recent days, the system will be in use for Sunday's All-Ireland hurling final meeting of Kilkenny and Limerick. 

HawkEye has been given the green light by the GAA to be put into operation in Sunday's All-Ireland SHC final and tomorrow's All-Ireland senior ladies football semi-finals in Croke Park. 

Having suffered "minor hardware failures" last Saturday which prompted the suspension of the score detection technology, the GAA have been convinced by tests carried out by the UK-based innovations company this past week.

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