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Both Hollymount-Carramore and Louisburgh will be gunnign for big wins in the Mayo GAA Intermediate Football Championship. Pic: Conor McKeown
Round Two has thrown up some cracking fixtures in the Mayo Intermediate Club Championship, as many clubs head into the weekend knowing they have 60 minutes to keep their Championship dreams alive.
Here, we’ll give you the lowdown on all the games throwing in from top to bottom of the county. As always, we’ll have updates here, as well as reports from every game in Tuesday’s edition of The Mayo News.
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GROUP ONE
Ardnaree Sarsfields v Ballinrobe; Saturday at 5 pm in Ardnaree
Castlebar Mitchels ‘B’ v Ballinrobe; Sunday at 1 pm in Josie Munnelly Park
GROUP TWO
The Neale v Kilmeena; Friday at 7 pm in Cong
Burrishoole v Cill Chomain; Sunday at 3.30 pm in Newport
GROUP THREE
Davitts v Parke-KC; Saturday at 4.30 pm in Ballindine
Kiltane v Islandeady; Sunday at 1 pm in Bangor Erris
GROUP FOUR
Kilmaine v Louisburgh; Saturday at 4.30 pm in Kilmaine
Hollymount-Carramore v Moy Davitts; Sunday at 1 pm in Hollymount-Carramore
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