All gaelic games could be postponed in the face of potential referees strike.
Inter-county GAA referee David Gough says he hopes a resolution can be found to a planned strike of match officials in County Roscommon.
All GAA games in Roscommon could be postponed this weekend if referees go ahead with a planned withdrawal of their services.
It follows an incident at an under-17 match in Ballyforan on Wednesday when a referee required hospital treatment.
Gough says he hopes a swift solution can be arrived at:
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