Second change of venue for championship semi-final confirmed
St. Michael's and Éire Óg are heading to Enfield for their intermediate football championship semi-final. Picture: INPHO/Andrew Paton
Roscommon GAA has confirmed that there has been a second change of venue for one of its football championship semi-finals on Saturday.
The last four intermediate football championship clash between Éire Óg and St. Michael’s had been switched from Abbey Park to Kilronan Park, Ballyfarnon on Friday evening because of an unplayable pitch in Boyle.
However, further heavy rain overnight has left Ballyfarnon unplayable, with the game now switched to the home of St. Croan's GAA Club, Enfield.
The game will throw in at 3 p.m..
There has also been a change of venue for the Junior A Football Championship semi-final on Saturday between Ballinameen and St. Aidan's.
The original venue, Strokestown, was deemed unplayable earlier in the day and, following a toss for home venue, the game has been moved to Davonna Park, Ballinameen.
On Sunday, the intermediate football championship semi-final between Strokestown and Fuerty will now take place in Ballyforan at 1 p.m., having been originally fixed for Lisnamult.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH
At Enfield: Éire Óg v St. Michael’s, 3 p.m.
At Davonna Park, Ballinameen: Ballinameen v St. Aidan’s, 4 p.m.
At Kiltoom: Pádraig Pearses v St. Faithleach’s, 5.30 p.m.
At Ballyforan: Strokestown v Fuerty, 1 p.m.
At O’Rourke Park: St. Croan’s v Western Gaels, 2 p.m.
At Woodmount: St. Brigid’s v Clann na nGael, 3 p.m.
