Setback to GAA schedule as National League is likely to be pushed back

National Football and Hurling Leagues expected to be postponed until late March

3 February 2021

ronan_o_toole_westmeath_laois — Ronan O’Toole of Westmeath looks for a way past Sean O’Flynn of Laois when the teams clashed in the National Football League Division 2 clash in TEG Cusack Park, Mullingar, back in October 2020. It is expected that the National Football League and Hurling League games will be postponed until late March.

The GAA schedule has been dealt a blow due to the worsening situation in relation to covid-19 and it is now expected that the National Football and Hurling Leagues will be postponed until late March.

What that means for the club schedule is unclear, but any resumption of games at club level before May looks very unlikely. New County Board Chairman, Frank Mescall was not in a position to confirm when the local action will resume but has urged clubs to give the same level of support as they did in 2020.

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