Roscommon’s upcoming Allianz League Division 2 match against Louth next Sunday has been switched from the original venue in Ardee to the Integral GAA Grounds in Drogheda.
The recent Storm Éowyn has left a significant impact on local sports, particularly affecting Louth GAA’s home fixtures in the Allianz Football League Division 2. The storm’s destructive path has forced Louth to relocate their upcoming matches from their home ground, Pairc Mhuire in Ardee, to the Integral GAA Grounds in Drogheda.
The decision to move these fixtures to Drogheda was necessitated by damage inflicted by Storm Éowyn, which left Pairc Mhuire in Ardee in no condition to host matches. The Integral GAA Grounds, previously known as the Gaelic Grounds, will now be the temporary home for these pivotal league games.
As Louth prepares to face Roscommon in Drogheda, the Rossies are riding high on the momentum from their recent win against Down. With strong intent, they’re set to make an impact in this new environment, aiming to turn the tables and secure another significant victory in what promises to be a vibrant atmosphere.
