GAA Official IRELAND game Sliotar Size 5 hurling ball

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A Sliotar Work Group (SWG) was established in June 2021 with a view to ensuring that all matters pertaining to the use of approved match Sliotars, and the licensing of the GAA Sliotars suppliers, are regulated in the most effective manner possible. A player can hold the sliotar in their hand for up to two sets of 4 steps each before they must release it from their possession.

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Hurling is a very popular sport in Ireland but clubs exist all around the world, and none attract as many players as the one in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The officially approved yellow sliotars are identical in composition, size, and weight as the officially approved white sliotars produced by the same suppliers which have been used in the All-Ireland Championship in recent years.If many players are struggling for the ball and no side is able to capitalize or gain control of it the referee may choose to throw the ball in between two opposing players. This is also known as a "throw in".

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Yellow sliotar to be used for all inter-county games going forward". Irish Examiner. 7 January 2021. Hawkeye Video technology for some scoring situations in Croke Park and Semple Stadium (inter-county games only) That doesn’t mean that the majority of the players were sporting their bare heads until then, though. Cool Cat Mary hopes to capture Kilkenny magic". Irish Independent. 20 May 2009 . Retrieved 21 December 2009.

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This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( June 2018) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) In 1888, there was an American tour by fifty Gaelic athletes from Ireland, known as the 'American Invasion'. This created enough interest among Irish Americans to lay the groundwork for the North American GAA. By the end of 1889, almost a dozen GAA clubs existed in America, many of them in and around New York City, Philadelphia and Chicago. Later, clubs were formed in Boston, Cleveland, and many other centers of Irish America. Concord, New Hampshire has its state's only hurling team, New Hampshire Wolves, sponsored by Litherman's Limited Craft Brewery. The same is true for viewers who are actually watching a sport in the stadium and for the players too. Wimbledon tried to hold out using the white ball for tradition until 1986 when they eventually had to bow under pressure because the viewers watching Wimbledon were finding it much more difficult to see the ball when it was white. So, in 1986 the white ball was changed to a yellow ball. Naude, A; Donnelly, M (1 March 2012). "Laryngological perils of hurling". Irish Journal of Medical Science. 181: 24 – via ResearchGate.