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Published 16:45 14 May 2018 BST
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By the end of Sunday, the two clubs had still played six games.
It seems that there was an issue over which pitch the senior game would be played on with Gweedore opting to host the match on their "old pitch". However, the referee, listed as Connie Doherty, had concerns about how close the sideline was to the wall.
So Gweedore had a contingency plan that completely negated the need to even think of the new pitch.
Just get a new sideline drawn and get it done quickly.
They had obviously prepared on that pitch and thought their chances of winning were better on that field and maybe the tighter sidelines pleased them even further but Kilcar must've looked at it and thought, 'piss off'.
Ryan Ferry of the Donegal News, who's so often on the pulse of club football in the hills, was at Gweedore for the game.
https://twitter.com/RFerry92/status/995372584551239682
https://twitter.com/RFerry92/status/995378594825342976
Kilcar were said to be unhappy with the resolution and a stand-off emerged.
https://twitter.com/EamonMcGee/status/995409220072861696
https://twitter.com/EamonMcGee/status/995415171211382791
It probably makes no odds to Gweedore who will surely just line the pitch out officially for Kilcar's return so they'll get to play against the speedsters of Kilcar on the old pitch anyway and it will be a lot tighter this time too.
It was the guts of a three-hour round trip for the visitors to play no match.
Thankfully, the reserve game went ahead. That was played on the new pitch, see.
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