Four FAI National League fixtures originally scheduled for Saturday, October 24, were postponed after weather warnings linked to Storm Boelo. The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) assessed each game and decided to cancel the matches. All affected clubs were informed of the decision.
The postponed games included fixtures in Group 1, Round 9, involving Cockhill Celtic. The decision was made to ensure player and spectator safety amid the storm’s potential impact. The FAI emphasized that the postponement was a precautionary measure based on weather forecasts. No specific dates have been set for rescheduling the matches.
Storm Boelo, a recent weather event in the region, has caused disruptions across sports events. This is the second time this season that weather-related issues have led to postponements in the FAI National League. The league has previously postponed games due to similar conditions, highlighting the growing impact of unpredictable weather on sports schedules. The FAI continues to monitor weather updates and will provide further details as the situation evolves.
