GAA: Weather causes disruption to fixtures
The weather has destroyed the GAA football fixture list for today’s resumption of the National League.
Of the four games that were due to go ahead in Division One, only the match between Down and Fermanagh will now take place after the organisers decided on a last minute change of venue with the match now going ahead in Ballykinler.
The division’s other games between Tyrone and Roscommon, Offaly and Dublin, Westmeath and Cork, Donegal and Galway, Cavan and Kildare, Sligo and Mayo and Clare and Derry have all been called-off. Meanwhile, in Division Two, the matches between Wicklow and Kerry, Armagh and Louth, London and Antrim, Laois and Tipperary and Waterford and Wexford have all managed to survive the conditions.
However, the games between Monaghan and Meath, Longford and Carlow and Limerick and Leitrim have all fallen foul of the weather.
