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St Mary's semi-final will take place at Lakepoint Park instead of Cusack Park. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile
Ardee St. Mary’s upcoming AIB Leinster Senior Club Football Championship semi-final against St. Loman’s Mullingar will now take place at Lakepoint Park, St. Loman’s home ground, instead of Cusack Park as originally planned.
The Louth champions will travel to Mullingar on Saturday, 23rd November for their last four encounter with a throw-in set for 1:30 pm.
Lakepoint Park hosted St. Loman's recent quarter-final win over Wexford’s Castletown.
Cusack Park had initially been earmarked for the semi-final - however, Leinster Council confirmed the switch to Lakepoint Park.
The other semi-final in the Leinster Senior Club Championship will see Dublin’s Cuala up against Tullamore from Offaly.
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