Storm Ashley has had an impact on GAA fixtures this weekend, with several matches postponed due to high winds and dangerous conditions across the country.
A Status Orange wind warning for counties Kerry, Clare, Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal will be in effect until 8pm.
Here is a list of the games that have been called off, and their new dates and times after the postponements:
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Sixmilebridge v Feakle, Cusack Park. New date: Monday, October 28th
Galway SHC semi-finals
St Thomas’ v Cappataggle. Loughrea v Clarinbridge. New date: Saturday, October 26th, Athenry. Final on Sunday, November 10th.
Fermanagh SFC final
Enniskillen Gaels v Erne Gaels Belleek, Brewster Park. New date: Sunday, October 27th.
Mayo SFC final
Ballina Stephenites v Knockmore, McHale Park. New date: Saturday, October 26th
Tyrone SFC final
Errigal Ciaran v Trillick St Macartan’s, Healy Park. New date: TBC
Armagh SFC final
Clann Éireann v Clan na Gael, Athletic Grounds.
Longford SFC final
Abbeylara v Colmcille, Glennon Brothers Pearse Park. New date: TBC
Wicklow SFC final
Baltinglass v Tinahely, Aughrim. New date: Saturday, October 26th
Sligo SHC final
Easkey v Naomh Eoin, Markievicz Park. New date: TBC
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