A Belfast GAA club has shut down all activities after a senior ladies footballer tested positive for Covid-19.
Lamh Dhearg CLG made the announcement on Twitter this morning, and have confirmed that activities have been halted until further notice.
In a statement, the club said: "The club would like to inform you that a senior lady footballer has unfortunately tested positive with Covid-19 .
"As such the club will be closed until further notice and all club activities will be suspended . We are currently liaising closely with the PHA and County Board.
"We also wish our player a speedy recovery and thank you for your anticipated support."
It comes after a second Limerick GAA club halted activity over coronavirus fears.
Ahane GAA has suspended activity at adult level until August 24, but there has been no confirmation of a positive test at the club.
They said in a statement: "Ahane GAA Club have taken the decision to suspend all activity for our adult teams until August 24th following on from Sundays Junior hurling game v Claughaun.
"We have been in constant contact with both the HSE and The GAA and are following all the necessary guidelines and precautions, hence why we have decided to suspend our adult teams until August 24th to try and ensure the safety of all our club members.
"We strongly advice that all our members remain vigilant and follow all the guidelines so that we can return to playing our games again as soon as possible.
"We will continue to follow all the procedures and we will update you if there are any changes.
"Please note that Bord Na nOg, Camogie and LGFA teams are unaffected by the suspension and will continue to train as normal unless told otherwise."
