Last updated on .From the section Northern IrelandDonegal beat Cavan in last year's Ulster final with a large crowd in attendanceSunday's Ulster Senior Football final between Cavan and Donegal will be played behind closed doors. Ulster GAA told BBC Sport NI that it has "no plans for any supporters to attend" the match, which will take place at Armagh's Athletic Grounds. The Ulster final would normally attract a crowd of 28,000 at St Tiernach's Park in Clones in June. Ulster GAA will instead provide a virtual supporter platform on social media." Donegal manager Declan Bonner expressed some misgivings on Monday about the condition of the pitch in Sunday's Ulster semi-final between Cavan and Down.

Source: BBC November 17, 2020 11:48 UTC