Year
2019
7 dated items in the record for 2019, and 17 championship result rows.
Dated items
- 2019-2025: GAA 1-wall: ball 1 7/8 in, 61 g (Official Irish 1-Wall (Wallball) Playing Rules - As of January 2019 (2019)); GAA 2025: 'Big Blue Wallball' and 'Penn Wallball' (2.18-2.22 in) for Wallball, goatskin for hardball (Official Irish 4-Wall, Source: GAA Handball Playing Rules: 1-Wall (Wexford GAA copy) (seen 28 October 2026)
- 2019-2025: GAA Wallball: 20 x 34 ft, 16-ft wall (Official Irish 1-Wall (Wallball) Playing Rules - As of January 2019 (2019), Official Irish 4-Wall, Softball, Hardball & Wallball Playing Rules (2025)); GAA International 4-Wall: 40 x 20 x 20 ft Source: GAA Handball Playing Rules: 1-Wall (Wexford GAA copy) (seen 28 October 2026)
- 2019-2025: Ireland borrows: GAA Handball's 1-wall rules are 'consistent with' USHA's (H-21 supported), its 40x20 rules are USHA four-wall text (H-24 supported); Congress adopts the combined book on 9 Feb 2025. Source: GAA Handball Playing Rules: 4-Wall, Wallball, 60x30 Softball and Hardball (Wexford GAA copy), file dated 29 May 2025 (seen 28 October 2026)
- January 2019: The GAA's one-wall (Wallball) playing rules as of January 2019 (Official Irish 1-Wall (Wallball) Playing Rules - As of January 2019 (2019)): 20 x 34 ft court, 16-ft wall, ball 1 7/8 in and 61 g; the book describes itself as consistent with Source: GAA Handball Playing Rules: 1-Wall (Wexford GAA copy) (seen 28 October 2026)
- January 2019: GAA Handball's one-wall (Wallball) playing rules describe themselves as consistent with the USHA one-wall rules; 84.7% of its five-word runs (6,251 of 7,380) come from the USHA one-wall text of 2014-01, none of the 229 runs new in the Source: GAA Handball Playing Rules: 1-Wall (Wexford GAA copy) (seen 28 October 2026)
- 27 January 2019: Four-Wall Rulebook (2019) Source: US Handball Association, "Four-Wall Rulebook" (Wayback snapshot of 4 May 2019)
- 27 January 2019: One-Wall Rulebook (2019) Source: US Handball Association, "One-Wall Rulebook" (Wayback snapshot of 4 May 2019)