VAR in GAA could be a mess, says Diarmuid Connolly. Dublin gaffer Ger Brennan called for video technology after some major ...

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The score assistant sits in the onsite TG4 production van and has use of all available camera angles to help determine ...

Fitzmaurice backed Ger Brennan's call for a form a video technology to tell whether or not a ball has gone over the goal line ...

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Soccer’s fate tells us that once the tolerance for bumbling human incompetence is banished by the use of technology in one area, a sense of momentum gathers for the machines to take over everything.

Andy Moran has predicted that goal-line technology will be operating in Croke Park for the latter stages of next year’s ...

Dublin-Kerry umpiring controversy leads to call for introduction of more technology in GAA ...

Eye’s Basingstoke headquarters, there is a sign which reads: “Wake up, kick a--, repeat.” That might sound a touch excessive ...