BOTH OF TONIGHT’S Ulster U21 FC semi-finals have fallen foul of the weather and have been called off due to unplayable pitches.
Cavan’s clash against Donegal was the first to bite the dust, the fixture was postponed just 20 minutes before the scheduled 8pm throw-in as a waterlogged Brewster Park surface in Enniskillen failed a pitch inspection.
The throw-in for the Derry-Armagh tie at Omagh’s Healy Park was initially delayed 15 minutes before the game was also called off.
Healy Park is known for its drainage issues, and it was just over a month ago that Tyrone’s NFL Division 1 clash against Cavan was called off due to a waterlogged pitch.
Both Ulster semi-finals will now be played next Wednesday night, 5 April. Derry’s tie against Armagh will be played at Celtic Park after the Oak Leafers won a coin toss to claim hosting rights.
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The Only reason I watch the cricket to see England get hammered. They always get cocky whenever they do alright In anything, just to let themselves in for a big fall after!!
They always get cocky after they do okay in something … They’re a lot like us then.
The aussies are just as cocky and irritating as the English when it comes to sport
This Irish sports news somehow?
Well seeing as there was a Derry man playing it seems to me to be a lot more Irish than the pages of English soccerballing that clogs up this site on a daily basis.
No, but thankfully we don’t just limit ourselves to Irish sports news — though there’s plenty of that if you want it — on TheScore.
Your dead right, I enjoy reading about English teams getting beating.
There’s always one
Get over yourself.
Frank your Derry man is actually a Tyrone man.
*cough*
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