Current hooter rule to stay in place for provincial championships

The controversial clock/hooter rule will remain for the provincial football championships beginning on Saturday week.
Current hooter rule to stay in place for provincial championships

LOUD AND PROUD: The 'hooter' in Tuam Stadium

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026 - 15:32
John Fogarty

There will be no change to the clock/hooter ahead of the provincial football championships beginning on Saturday week.

However, it is envisaged the use of the technology will be reassessed following the conclusion of the competitions.

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