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Erin McEvoy of Johnstownbridge clears her lines despite the efforts of Fiona Morrissey of London Tara (File picture)
Johnstownbridge's camogie clash with Athenry in the intermediate club championships final this afternoon in Croke Park is among a number of sporting fixtures that have been hit due to the overnight snowfall.
Unfortunately today’s All Ireland final has been postponed due to the bad weather @KildareGAA @TheBridgeCamogs @HamletCourt
— Johnstownbridge GAA (@JTBGAA) March 18, 2018
A homecoming celebration for Ireland's rugby grand slam heroes, planned for the Aviva Stadium at 4pm this afternoon, has also been cancelled due to the snowfall.
We regret to announce that planned homecoming for the Grand Slam Champions has been cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions. Thank you for your incredible support throughout the campaign. pic.twitter.com/nFVSV4sZSI
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) March 18, 2018
Several Allianz League fixtures have fallen foul of conditions, including Offaly's hurling league quarter finals against Kilkenny in Tullamore, and Offaly's Division 3 match against Sligo.
Racing has been called off at Navan, and the Leinster Senior Schools rugby cup match between Belvedere and Blackrock has been refixed for Friday.
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