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Micheal McWeeney breaks clear of the challenge of Louth's Ryan Burns during the league clash between the sides in 2016. Photo by James Molloy.
Carrick-on-Shannon Gardai have issued traffic advice ahead of the Leitrim v Louth game in Pairc Sean MacDiarmada this Saturday, June 23.
The All Ireland Qualifier game throws in at 7pm and the U17s Leitrim V Roscommon game beings at 5pm.
For those Leitrim fans travelling from the Leitrim Village direction it is being advised to travel via Kiltoghert and onto the Castlecara Road where there is ample parking and easy access into Paric Sean.
Motorists are also being asked to give themselves plenty of time and to try and avoid the centre of Carrick-on-Shannon to minimise traffic delay.
The weather is expected to be dry and warm for the game.
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