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Ella Morgan of Eureka Secondary School, Kells, Meath and Síomha McNulty of Mount St Michael, Claremorris, Mayo, at the Lidl All-Ireland Senior Post Primary Schools Finals captains day Pic: Sportsfile
MOUNT Saint Michael will have their upcoming All-Ireland schools final streamed live, the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) has announced.
The Claremorris-based secondary school will take on Eureka Secondary School from Kells in the Lidl All-Ireland Post Primary Schools ‘B’ final on Thursday, March 27. The venue and throw-in time have not yet been confirmed.
Mount Saint Michael won the Connacht ‘B’ title in convincing fashion before overcoming St Joseph’s Spanish Point of Clare in their recent All-Ireland semi-final.
READ MORE: Mount Saint Michael of Claremorris dismiss Spanish Point to reach All-Ireland final
The Mayo school last contested the final of this competition in 2022 when they were beaten 2-13 to 1-7 by Coláiste Oiriall of Monaghan. That team featured Claremorris footballers Bree Hession and Ashleagh Sammon, who are still key players for the south Mayo school.
Their opponents in next week’s final overcame a stern challenge from Donegal opponents St Columba’s Comprehensive School in their respective semi-final.
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