Gardai at the scene of the fatal collision in St Johnston. (North West Newspix)
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25 Feb 2026
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The St Joseph's Charlestown U-16 girls basketball team
A Mayo team in the All-Ireland final: St Joseph's Community School Charlestown U-16 girls basketball team will play Cú Chulainn College from Dundalk in Phoenix Stadium in Carrickmacross today at 12.15pm.
After winning the National Cup nine years ago, this year’s team are seeking to do it again and add another national title to the one claimed in 2017.
Coach Michelle Murray and her players travel to Monaghan on Wednesday, February 25, to reach for the All-Ireland C Championship crown and the excitement is growing. They didn't qualify the easy way, the players showed some true clutch qualities and they’ll be hoping to bring that resilience to the fore once again in the decider.
READ THE PREVIEW: Mayo basketballers to compete in All-Ireland final next week
And you can watch the match live on a stream provided by Basketball Ireland for €5.99.
Find the stream here.
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