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St Colman’s, Claremorris will be aiming to lift the prestigious Hogan Cup in Croke Park on March 17 (Pic: David Farrell)
St Colman’s are set for a Croke Park date with destiny, as the details of the Mayo school’s Hogan Cup Final have been confirmed.
The Claremorris school will be facing off in the All-Ireland final on Saint Patrick’s Day at the GAA’s flagship ground as they bid for the side’s first Hogan Cup win since 1977.
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Goals were crucial as the boys in red triumphed over Coláiste Mhuire Mullingar last weekend, and now joint-captains Darragh Beirne and Rio Mortimer stand 60 minutes from climbing the steps of the Hogan Stand.
Mezzino All Ireland Hogan Cup PPS Senior A All Ireland Football semi final.
— Mayo GAA (@MayoGAA) February 22, 2025
Full Time Result
St Colman's Claremorris 4-04
Coláiste Mhuire Mullingar 1-07
Congratulations to @StColmansC pic.twitter.com/BsgoIKEIrP
However, that will be no mean feat, as two talented sides are waiting in the wings.
Eoghan Collins’ side will be running over the eye of their potential opponents on Saturday, when Mercy Mounthawk and St Patrick’s, Maghera lock horns in Abbotstown.
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