The GAA have confirmed that pitches and playing areas will remain closed.
Gaelic football and hurling players won't be able to resume small group training until at least the 29th of June.
The G-A-A have confirmed that pitches and playing areas will remain closed until the country enters phase three of the relaxation of restrictions.
Walking areas around pitches can re-open on June the 8th and the G-A-A plan to publish a Return to Safe Activity Document next month.
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