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The GAA wants to ensure that the testing employed to enforce hurley and sliotar regulations is valid, reliable and contextually relevant
The GAA is inviting tenders to undertake research into hurley and sliotar performance.
This research aims to provide an evidentiary base to inform current and future regulations related to the hurley and sliotar.
Specifically, the GAA would like to ensure that the testing employed to enforce hurley and sliotar regulations is valid, reliable and contextually relevant.
All tender materials must be submitted to GAA Player Welfare Manager, Eoghan Tuohey (eoghan.tuohey@gaa.ie) via email by close of business on April 4.
Submissions by each applicant will be noted through return email. Applicants are advised to submit all materials in standard format (PDF or Microsoft Word/Excel).
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