It's the latest game to be called off.
This year’s O’Byrne Cup has been thrown into further disarray after Offaly withdrew from their semi-final with Louth.
The Faithful had requested a new date for their game, but were knocked back.
After their win over Dublin in midweek, Offaly boss Liam Kearns hit out at Louth’s decision to forfeit their final group win, giving them extra preparation time for the final.
Kildare also pulled out of Wednesday night's game against Westmeath, saying they could not fulfil the fixture.

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