Tyrone v Kerry Division One game moved to Pomeroy
A Tyrone GAA statement on Saturday morning confirmed the venue change although gave no reason for the decision.
The throw-in time for the crucial Division One fixture remains 13:45 GMT.
Tickets already purchased remain valid for the game.
Both sides go into the crucial contest on only two league points from their opening three games.
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