29/09/2021
29/09/2021
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Croke Park have announced that the Kildare v Mayo game will be moved from St Conleth’s Park to Croke Park, Saturday with a 7 pm throw-in, in a double game programme, Cavan v Tyrone throwing in at 5 pm.
However the Leinster Leader understands that Kildare Co. Board are refusing to move from St Conleth's Park and have informed Croke Park of same.
SEE PREVIOUS STORY: Qualifiers: Pressure to move out of Newbridge should be resisted come what may
A statement is due to be released on behalf of the Kildare County Board this evening. Update: The statement has confirmed that the Kildare GAA County Board is refusing to play the match in Croke Park.
SEE ALSO: VOTE: Should Kildare refuse to play Mayo in Croke Park this weekend?
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