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Weather forces venue changes for O'Byrne Cup ties

The inclement weather has forced the GAA's Leinster Council to move two of the fixtures in this weekend's opening round of the O'Byrne Cup to other venues.

Weather forces venue changes for O'Byrne Cup ties

Wed, 13 Jan, 2010 - 13:29

The inclement weather has forced the GAA's Leinster Council to move two of the fixtures in this weekend's opening round of the O'Byrne Cup to other venues.

Brendan Hackett's first competitive game in charge of the Westmeath footballers against DCU has been switched from Cusack Park in Mullingar to the nearby St Loman's pitch.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Cusack Park Place: Mullingar Place: St Loman Place: Graiguecullen Place: Crossmaglen Place: Fermanagh Place: Monaghan Place: Tralee Person: Brendan Hackett Person: Ger 'Sparrow' O'Loughlin Event: O'Byrne Cup Event: 2010 O'Byrne Cup Event: Barrett Sports Lighting Dr McKenna Cup Event: McGrath Cup Event: Waterford Crystal Cup Organisation: GAA Organisation: Leinster Council Organisation: DCU Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Laois Organisation: DIT Organisation: Kildare Organisation: UCD Organisation: Carlow Organisation: Athlone IT Organisation: Wicklow Organisation: Louth Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Longford Organisation: Meath Organisation: Armagh Organisation: UUJ Organisation: Cavan Organisation: Donegal Organisation: Down Organisation: Queen's University Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: St. Mary's Organisation: Antrim Organisation: Derry Organisation: Kerry Organisation: IT Organisation: Tralee Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Sligo Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Mayo Organisation: NUIG Organisation: Galway Organisation: Leitrim Organisation: Munster Organisation: Cork Organisation: UCC Organisation: UL Organisation: Clare

<p>INJURED: East Kerry manager Adrian Sheehan doesn’t expect Paudie Clifford will be available for any part of the upcoming Kerry senior championship. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile</p>

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