Sports Listings / Sunday: Gaelic Football: National League, South Ruislip
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Your support makes all the difference.The London County Board has been in existence for 98 years, but this season its application to join Ireland's National League, made up of the 32 counties, was accepted. On Sunday Longford, the joint league leaders, travel from the Republic of Ireland to South Ruislip for London's fifth match in the Fourth Division. The London players have had a mixed start and occupy a mid-table position. They will have to win their remaining four matches to earn promotion. The 15-a-side game of adroit handling and deft footwork starts at 2pm.
How to get there: Ruislip GAA, Gaelic Football Grounds, West End Road, South Ruislip, Middlesex. Short walk from South Ruislip underground (Central line). Admission: pounds 3 adults, children free.
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