Kobe McDonald was in fine form for Crossmolina Deel Rovers in their Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship quarter-final v Belmullet. Pic: David Farrell
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23 Sept 2025
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Carnacon's Natasha Beegan is one of the Mayo players included in the Connacht Ladies Masters team for the Inter-Provincial series in St Brigid's GAA ground in Kiltoom, Roscommon. Pic: Sportsfile
Three Mayo players have been included in the Connacht Ladies Masters panel ahead of the inter-provincial series next month.
The series, which will put the best from each province against each other, will take place in Saint Brigid's GAA grounds in Kiltoom, Roscommon, on Saturday, October 11.
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There is double Carnacon representation in the 30-strong squad heading to Roscommon for the tournament.
Michelle McGing, who still plays for the club, has been selected, while her clubmate Natasha Beegan will also wear the Connacht crest.
Shrule-Glencorrib are also represented, with Mary T McTavish included in the panel.
There is a spread of players from every county in the province, with seven Galway players, four Leitrim players, nine Roscommon players, and seven Sligo players included in the 30-strong selection.
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