The GAA All-Ireland hurling final is one of the most eagerly anticipated fixtures in the Irish sporting calendar, drawing millions of fans nationwide. But what exactly happens if the match ends in a draw? Will there be extra-time, or is a replay scheduled? In this article, we break down the rules governing a tied All-Ireland hurling final and reveal the arrangements in place for this year’s climax.
What the Rules Say About a Draw in the GAA All-Ireland Hurling Final
According to the official GAA regulations, if the All-Ireland Hurling Final ends in a draw after the standard 70 minutes, the game’s outcome is decided through a series of measures designed to declare a winner promptly. Traditionally, a replay would have been scheduled, but recent changes to the fixture calendar have adjusted this approach. Initially, 20 minutes of extra-time are played, split into two halves of 10 minutes each. Should the score remain level after this period, the match is then declared a draw,…
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Author : Olivia Williams
Publish date : 2025-07-20 21:01:00
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