Storm Dennis is playing havoc with the GAA fixture list for a second day.
The GAA announced that the Divsion 1 hurling league clash between Galway and Tipperary has been postponed.
The GAA said the decision was made "due to high winds."
A status orange wind warning is currently in place for nine counties, including Galway.
Met Éireann said today will see "southwest winds with mean speeds of 60 to 80km/h with severe gusts of up to 120km/h".
The clash between Limerick and Waterford has also been postponed due to forecasted high winds.
The LIT Gaelic Grounds match had already been re-arranged from yesterday.
T-E-G Cusack Park in Mullingar passed a pitch inspection this morning, so Westmeath versus Cork goes ahead as planned, as does Wexford and Kilkenny's match elsewhere in Division 1.
The GAA said CCCC will confirm re-fixtures details early next week.
The association confirmed that the hurling league Division 3 match between Louth and Donegal is to go ahead today.
They also confirmed that the football Division 3 and 4 games between Louth and Offaly and Wicklow and Sligo will go ahead.
