The GAA has received a report from Hawk-Eye following the errors which arose in last weekend’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final between Galway and Derry, but won’t make a call on its use for Sunday’s hurling final until later in the week.
The score-detection system ruled a legitimate score by Shane Walsh as wide, despite the Galway attacker’s ’45 going between the posts at the Hill 16 end of Croke Park.
Referee Brendan Crawley and his team of match officials were made aware of the error at half-time and, following discussions with the GAA’s Director of Games Administration Feargal McGill, the scoreboard was updated to 0-4 apiece for the start of the second half.
