Armagh's game with Cavan at the Box-It Athletic Grounds will be finishing up within half an hour of the Cormeen Rising Sons of William Flute Band’s annual parade starting in the city
Spectators heading to the Box-It Athletic Grounds on Saturday evening for Armagh’s Division Two clash with Cavan can expect significant delays in the city after the game.
The parade begins at 7pm from Mall East and proceeds along the Gaol Square, Barrack Street, Scotch Street, Market Street, College Street and finishes at Mall East. Armagh take on Cavan at 5pm at the Box-It Athletic Grounds with a large crowd expected at the game. The Orchard County regularly draw a crowd of over 10,000 for their home games in the League and, with both teams chasing promotion, another bumper attendance is anticipated this evening.
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