The GAA will not make a decision on whether Hawk-Eye will be used in the All-Ireland hurling final until later this week.
It comes after receiving a report from Hawk-Eye on the problems that occurred during last Saturday’s Derry-Galway All-Ireland football semi-final, which resulted in the technology being stood down for the second half of the game and the following day’s semi-final between Kerry and Dublin.
Controversy arose when Hawk-Eye intervened to disallow a 45 that had clearly been converted by Galway’s Shane Walsh, though the score was restored following consultation between referee Brendan Cawley and GAA officials.
