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06 Sept 2025
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Paul McNamara of Sligo is tackled by Jordan Flynn of Mayo. Pic: Sportsfile
Mayo’s will take on Sligo in the Connacht Senior Football Championship quarter-final on Sunday, April 6 at 3.30 pm.
Kevin McStay’s side, and their supporters, can clear their diaries for a home championship clash with the Yeats County in MacHale Park, Castlebar, next month.
WATCH: Footage from St Colman’s College 1977 Hogan Cup win
Mayo have started to find some form in Division 1 of the league after drawing with All-Ireland champions Armagh and wins over Tyrone and Kerry. Elsewhere, Tony McEntee and his side have had an unconvincing Division 3 campaign and are in danger of dropping into the basement of league football.
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