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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A general view of McHale Park, Castlebar (Pic: Pat Murphy / Sportsfile)
MAYO will play their first All-Ireland championship game of 2024 against Cavan in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park on Saturday, May 18, at 5pm.
Kevin McStay's men have been drawn against Cavan, Roscommon the winners of the Dublin v Louth Leinster final following their Connacht championship defeat to Galway.
The beaten Connacht finalists enjoy home advantage in their first game of the All-Ireland series on account of reaching their provincial final.
In a repeat of their Connacht semi-final victory, Mayo will face Roscommon in Round 2 on the weekend of June 1/2 in Dr Hyde Park before taking on the Leinster champions on June 15/16 in a neutral venue.
The team that tops their round robin group will automatically qualify for the quarter-finals. Teams who finish second and third in their groups will face a preliminary quarter-final the week before the quarter-final.
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