The Ulster Club Football champions Slaughtneil of Derry are looking to have their All Ireland semi-final with St Vincent’s of Dublin pushed back a week in February.
The side from the Oak leaf county are the Ulster senior hurling champions as well and are due to face Cuala in the last four of the hurling competition just a week earlier.
Slaughtneil’s footballers claimed Ulster success against Down side Kilcoo at the end of November while a month before won the Ulster Hurling crown against Antrim side Loughiel.
Seventeen players are dovetailing between both codes and it’s expected that up to eight of the squad will start in both semi finals.
The GAA are expected to make a call on whether or not the football semi final will be deferred for a week alter on today .
