LEITRIM GAA CLUB Kiltubrid has suspended all activities for 48 hours as a Covid-19 precautionary measure.
The O’Rourke county outfit confirmed the news on social media late last night, after a member of both the GAA and LGFA club was identified as a close contact of an individual who tested positive for the virus.
And the temporary suspension came into force from last night.
“As a precautionary measure, all activity within Kiltubrid GAA and LGFA at both underage and adult levels has been suspended,” a statement reads.
“This is due to one member of both clubs today being identified as a close contact of an individual who has tested positive for Covid-19.
“We will update all club members of any developments of the above over the next 48 hours.
Please see statement below from both @KiltubridGAA and @kiltubridladies pic.twitter.com/R5iPIFjLt3
— Kiltubrid GAA (@KiltubridGAA) September 3, 2020
— Kiltubrid Ladies GAA (@kiltubridladies) September 3, 2020
“Please keep following public health guidance at all times. Thank you and stay safe.”
The Kiltubrid men’s footballers retained their intermediate championship status at the weekend after a relegation final, while the ladies team — home of Fremantle Aussie Rules player Áine Tighe — won their most recent outing, beating St Brigid’s on a scoreline of 3-16 to 0-3.
The side’s U12 ladies football final was also postponed yesterday.
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