‘What we can mine here could be massive for the organisation’ – How the Games Intelligence Unit will help the GAA

47 of the 48 games across the opening three rounds were analysed after teams shared their footage.

James Horan, Maurice Brosnan and Paul Rouse are joined by Shane Flanagan, the GAA's director of coaching and games development

The newly established Games Intelligence Unit (GIU) could have enormous benefits for GAA teams, the media, referees and coaches, according to GAA Director of Coaching and Games Development Shane Flanagan.

Speaking on the Irish Examiner’s Gaelic football podcast, available to all Examiner subscribers, Flanagan explained how the GIU will assist the Football Review Committee (FRC) as they continue to monitor the impact of the new rules.