London would have to self-isolate in Ireland for a fortnight to play Roscommon

London would have to self-isolate in Ireland for a fortnight to play Roscommon

Connacht GAA CEO John Prenty. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Connacht GAA chiefs have confirmed that the entire London senior football squad, backroom team, and members of any travelling party would have to self-isolate in Ireland for two weeks prior to their scheduled Connacht SFC quarter-final against Roscommon — if it goes ahead — according to current Covid-19 public health regulations.

The Exiles are scheduled to meet the Rossies on the weekend of Saturday, October 31/Sunday, November 1, and Connacht GAA officials have confirmed that the game — which was originally fixed for Ruislip — is now instead due to be played in Ireland due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

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