A starting time of 4 o’clock has been confirmed for Kerry’s Allianz Football League final.
The Division 1 decider against Mayo will take place in Croke Park on Sunday.
Kerry manager Jack O’Connor’s side booked their place in the final by virtue of their victory at Galway
Also on Sunday Kildare and Offaly meet in the Division 3 contest.
Wexford and Limerick will contest the Division 4 decider at Croke Park this Saturday afternoon.
That will be followed by the Division 2 final between Monaghan and Roscommon.
The Division 1A and 1B hurling finals are set to take place the following weekend in Cork.
They will see the Rebels face Tipperary and Offaly play Waterford on the 6th April.
Antrim and Armagh’s Ulster Senior Football Championship match next month is set to take place at Corrigan Park.
Antrim were first out of the draw last October so entitled to home advantage.
Since then health and safety issues have been raised about the 4,000 capacity ground – especially considering the size of Armagh’s support.
Antrim though have insisted they will not play the game anywhere else and it’s expected the Ulster GAA CCCC will rubberstamp Corrigan Park as the agreed venue later in the week.
***
