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06 Sept 2025
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Aoife Geraghty battles for possession against Aoife Ní Cheallaigh of Galway (Pic: Sportsfile)
Mayo have made three changes from their last league meeting to the team to face Galway in the Connacht Senior Ladies Football Final on Sunday.
Liam McHale has handed starts to captain Saoirse Lally, Ciara Durkan and Aoife Staunton, who come in for Hannah Reape, Saoirse Delaney and Sinead Walsh, who all started in their last league outing with Waterford.
Mayo will be looking to repeat last year's Connacht final win when they face up to their old rivals in Kiltoom, Co Roscommon, for Sunday's final, which throws in at 2pm.
The Mayo team to start the Connacht final is as follows: The Mayo team will line out as follows: Laura Brennan; Saoirse Lally, Nicola O’Malley, Kathryn Sullivan; Éilis Ronayne, Ciara Durkan, Danielle Caldwell; Aoife Geraghty, Erin Murray; Fionnuala McLaughlin, Ciara Needham, Sinéad Cafferky; Aoife Staunton, Maira Cannon, Lisa Cafferky
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