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A powerful Mayo squad will touch down this evening in Castlebar to take on Roscommon. Pic: David Farrell
Mayo have announced their starting side for tonight’s Connacht Minor Football Championship final.
The Green and Red will be heading to MacHale Park with hope in their hearts and a chance to exact revenge on Roscommon following their loss to the Rossies in the group stages.
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With that in mind, joint managers Tom Reilly and David Heaney have announced an unchanged starting XV from last Friday’s 3-15 to 0-15 win over Galway.
The team lines out as follows:
Mayo: Thomas Williams; Conor Coghill, Barry Langan, Cahair Tighe; Ryan O’Donnell, Declan Duffy, Dara Flanagan; Adam Kelly, Cian May; Patrick Garvey, Ben Holmes, Conor Jordan; Tony Carey, Conor Hession, Oran Murphy.
Mayo vs Roscommon takes place this evening, Friday, May 9, in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar, at 6.30 pm. For more information on the final, please click here.
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