Cork GAA: Matches postponed due to heavy rainfall
A view of the waterlogged pitch which caused Cork v Tipp to be postponed in 2019. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne
The Cork Junior A Football Championship semi-final clashes have been postponed following Storm Claudia.
Following early morning pitch inspections, the pitches at Páirc Uí Rinn and Glenville were deemed unplayable.
The last-four meetings of both Charleville-Kilmacabea and Nemo Rangers-Donoughmore will be refixed for next weekend.
A statement on the postponements read: "Following pitch inspections this morning, unfortunately, due to unplayable pitches, the County Junior A Football Semi-Finals, Charleville v Kilmacabea and Nemo Rangers v Donoughmore are hereby postponed.
"The CCC will be refixing both games next weekend."
The Muskerry U21 Hurling final between Inniscarra and Ballincollig was also put back a week, along with the Munster Intermediate Camogie decider between and Moycarkey Borris and Ballincollig, which had been fixed for Mallow.
Meanwhile, the three Munster club fixtures at Clonmel: St Finbarr's-Clonmel Commercials, Lemybrien: Cahir-Kilrossanty, and Knockaderry: Kilbrittain-Knockaderry, have survived the elements.
A Munster GAA statement read: "Following pitch inspections this morning, the AIB Munster Club Championship matches scheduled today for Clonmel, Lemybrien and Knockaderry go ahead as planned."
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