Ulster GAA say the Ulster Football Championship quarter-final between Antrim and Armagh won't be played at Corrigan Park.
The Belfast venue has a capacity of four-thousand people and the provincial council say that's insufficient to host the meeting of the Saffrons and the All-Ireland champions.
Antrim's players have stated that their position is that they won't fulfil the fixture if it's not fixed for Corrigan Park, with manager Andy McEntee adding that it's a 'distinct possibility' that they'd boycott the game.
All-Ireland Club Football champions Cuala are searching for a new manager after Austin O'Malley opted to step down due to other commitments.
The former Mayo footballer led the club to their maiden Dublin, Leinster and All-Ireland titles this season.
While ex Carlow boss Turlough O'Brien has taken the reigns at 35-time Laois champions Portlaoise.
