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Crossmolina's Conor Loftus breaks through a challenge during the 2024 Connacht Intermediate Football Championship semi-final against St Michael’s (Pic: Conor McKeown)
CONNACHT IFC CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL
Crossmolina 2-13 St Michael’s 1-7
In Castlebar
A second-half collapse from St Michael’s was instrumental in Crossmolina reaching the intermediate provincial final this afternoon.
The injury-stricken Galway champions failed to score in the second half - which they played with 14 men - as an impressive Crossmolina booked a final meeting with Elphin of Roscommon in Dr Hyde Park next weekend.
Conor Loftus and the Coggins brothers were among the Mayo champions’ standout performers as Brian Benson’s men saw the second half out with little trouble.
Crossmolina began the game brightly when the excellent Niall Coggins struck the net after three minutes.
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