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Saint Rynagh's GAA in Banagher, Offaly, was due to host the LGFA All-Ireland Post-Primary Schools Senior 'C' Championship Final. Pic: Sportsfile
Following a series of pitch inspections, it has been confirmed that the All-Ireland LGFA Post-Primary Schools Senior 'C' Championship final between Ballinrobe Community School of Mayo and Saint Anne's Secondary School (Tipperary) has seen a change of venue.
The national decider was due to take place at Saint Rynagh's GAA club in Banagher, Offaly, with the original 1 pm throw-in time just minutes away.
However, due to a waterlogged surface, the game has been switched to Glenamaddy in Galway, over an hour's drive from the original venue.
Due to the 70 kilometres separating both pitches, throw-in has been delayed by an hour and 15 minutes, and will now take place at 2.15 pm.
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