Former GAA President Sean Kelly has urged the association to withhold any money it owes to the operators of HawkEye – following its latest clanger at Croke Park.
Red-faced GAA officials were forced to ditch the technology for Kerry’s crunch All-Ireland semi-final with Dublin yesterday, after it chalked off a perfectly legitimate point for Galway in their last-four win over Derry on Saturday.
Mr Kelly, who served as president of the GAA from 2003 to 2006 and is now a Fine Gael MEP, said the latest mistake has thrown the system in doubt.
