Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins is urging all spectators travelling to and from the Ulster Senior Football Championship final in Clones to take extra care on the roads.

Minister Kimmins said she is “delighted to be attending” the showpiece game between Armagh and Monaghan on Sunday.

"It will come as no surprise that I will be supporting Armagh, but I want to thank Ulster GAA, Ulster Ladies and the wider GAA family for their ongoing support of the Share the Road to Zero campaign,” she said.

"By doing so, they are playing their part in the societal conversation about road safety because it’s something we all have to think about, whether that be on an everyday journey or travelling to an exciting and special occasion like the Ulster Final.

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins pictured with Armagh’s Clodagh McCambridge who signed up to the Share the Road to Zero campaign on behalf of Ulster Ladies Gaelic Football Association. Picture: released by Department for Infrastructure.

placeholder image — Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins pictured with Armagh’s Clodagh McCambridge who signed up to the Share the Road to Zero campaign on behalf of Ulster Ladies Gaelic Football Association. Picture: released by Department for Infrastructure.

"I would also appeal to all supporters travelling to and from Clones to take care and drive safely.

"Here’s to a great day out for all the fans, especially those supporting Armagh.”

‘Share The Road To Zero’ is a community initiative which aims to reduce road deaths by encouraging everyone to take more responsibility and care on the roads. Pledging to ‘Share the Road to Zero’ is an online click of a button via - Share The Road To Zero - can be done on an individual basis or as an organisation.

Once you have signed up, you will receive regular and free road safety tips.