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Both of this coming weekend’s Ulster minor football championship semi-finals have been postponed due to Level 5 restrictions.
Holders Monaghan were due to face Fermanagh on Sunday at Kingspan Breffni, with Derry and Tyrone down to play on the same afternoon in Clones.
However, last Thursday saw all four counties informed via e-mail that the games would not be going ahead as they were not permitted under the current restrictions.
Last week, both the Leinster minor hurling and football finals, which were also down for this weekend, were postponed due to the move to Level 5 restrictions.
It is understood that all of this weekend’s postponed fixtures will be played at the first available opportunity.
The GAA has been notified by the Dublin Government that the Minor Football Championship is no longer permitted under Level 5 restrictions
— Fermanagh GAA (@FermanaghGAA) December 26, 2020
Fermanagh’s SF game against Monaghan is postponed
Training may continue
The GAA intends to complete these competitions as soon as possible
TweetDue to L5 restrictions @Doiregaa v @TyroneGAALive #UlsterMFC game OFF on Sun, Jan 3
— County Derry Post (@derrypost) December 24, 2020
Connacht final goes ahead on St Stephen's Day
Non contact training can continue in pods of 15
"The GAA intends to complete these (U20 and minor) competitions at the first available opportunity"
