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Aine Breen was part of the Louth team that defeated Fermanagh in Tullyallen on Sunday. (Pic: Warren Matthews)
Louth's Lidl National Football League Division Four semi-final against Antrim will take place at St. Tiernach's Park, Clones, on Saturday, April 20.
The match has a 12:30pm throw-in time.
Louth will be favourites for the affair having topped the league table after the round robin series, winning six games out of seven.
✅ *CONFIRMED*@lidl_ireland National League Division 4 semi-final
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) April 16, 2019
️ Saturday 20th April
@AntrimLGFA v @LouthLGFA
️ St Tiernach's Park, Clones
⌚️Time: 12:30pm@LeinsterLGFA @UlsterLadies
#⃣ #SeriousSupport pic.twitter.com/CspwfpMFz7
Their clash with Antrim in Cooley saw the Reds run out comfortable winners, although manager Darren Bishop has issued a statement of caution ahead of the tie, encouraging his players not to take the Saffrons lightly.
The winner of Saturday's affair will face either Fermanagh or Limerick, who meet in the other last four encounter.
Louth recorded their sixth successive triumph last Sunday, defeating Fermanagh in Tullyallen.
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