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Naomh Columba take on Buncrana this afternoon in Termon
This afternoon’s Michael Murphy Sports and Leisure IFC quarter-final encounter between Naomh Columba and Buncrana has a change of venue.
The last-eight clash - originally fixed for the Donegal GAA Centre in Convoy - will now take place at the Burn Road, Termon.
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The action gets underway at 4pm with Milford’s Pat Barrett the man in charge.
A number of games in the Donegal club championships across the weekend have either been postponed or had their venue changed due to inclement weather.
The Donegal SFC relegation semi-final between Glenfin and Aodh Ruadh, due to be played in Tirchonaill Park in Donegal Town on Saturday, was called off.
The other relegation semi-final fixed for this afternoon, between St Naul’s and Ardara, which was scheduled to be played in Killybegs, has also been postponed.
Both IFC relegation semi-finals, Burt versus Na Rossa, and Gaeil Fhánada against Cloughaneely have also fallen by the wayside.
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