A sliotar is a small, hard ball used in the traditional Irish sport of hurling. It is typically made of a cork core, covered with leather, and has a circumference of about 23 centimeters. The sliotar is designed to be durable and can withstand the high-speed impacts that occur during a game. Players use a wooden stick called a hurley to strike the sliotar, aiming to score points by sending it through the opposing team's goalposts. In addition to hurling, the sliotar is also used in camogie, a sport similar to hurling but played by women. The design and specifications of the sliotar are regulated by the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) to ensure consistency in gameplay. The ball