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06 Sept 2025
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Crossmolina Deel Rovers and Ballina Stephenites both have big games in the Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship. Pic: David Darrell
This weekend has the potential to be a season-defining one in the Mayo Senior Football Championship.
Some teams will right the wrongs of weeks gone by and punch their tickets to the last eight. However, others will not be so fortunate and will finish the evening with only two games separating them and Intermediate fare for 2026.
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Here, we'll run you through all the ties down for decision. As always, you'll find updates here, as well as full reports in Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News.
Here are the fixtures:
Group One:
Crossmolina Deel Rovers v Ballyhaunis; Sunday at 4 pm in Kiltimagh
Ballina Stephenites v Garrymore; Sunday at 4 pm in Charlestown
Group Two:
Belmullet v Breaffy; Saturday at 5.30 pm in Ballina
Aghamore v Castlebar Mitchels' Saturday at 5.30 pm in Claremorris
Group Three:
Charlestown Sarsfields v Claremorris; Saturday at 8 pm in Bekan
Ballaghaderreen v Ballintubber; Saturday at 8 pm in Garrymore
Group Four:
Knockmore v Mayo Gaels; Sunday at 1 pm in Parke
Balla v Westport; Sunday at 1 pm in Munnelly Park
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