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Mayo joint manager Tom Reilly will be hoping his side can progress to the All-Ireland Minor Football Championship final when they take on Kerry in Zimmer Biomet Cusack Park, Ennis. Pic: Sportsfile
The Mayo minor footballers stand 60 minutes from a shot at All-Ireland glory on Sunday afternoon, and the team bus will be hopping with excitement and nerves as it makes its way down the M18 for the All-Ireland minor semi-final.
Here, we’ll give you a run-down of what to expect from tickets to TV coverage. You’ll find on-the-button updates here, as well as comprehensive coverage in Tuesday’s edition of The Mayo News.
READ MORE: Details confirmed for Mayo’s All-Ireland minor semi-final
Where and when is the game?
The All-Ireland Minor Football Championship semi-final between Mayo and Kerry takes place in Zimmer Biomet Cusack Park, Ennis, on Sunday, June 22, at 3.30 pm.
Is the game on TV?
The game will be shown live on TG4 and the TG4 Player, which can be accessed by clicking here.
Where can I get tickets?
Tickets for the clash can be purchased from Ticketmaster by clicking here. Adult tickets cost €15, Students/OAPs are €10, and under-16s go free.
What happened the last time these two sides met?
The teams were vastly different when these two counties last went toe-to-toe in Championship battle at the same stage of the competition all the way back in 2022.
Mayo prevailed in a gripping clash in Tullamore, with competition top scorer Ronan Clarke notching 1-3 to power his side to the final.
READ MORE: GAA column - Mayo simply weren't clinical enough against Donegal
What do Kerry bring to the table?
The young guns from the Kingdom are no slouches and will be aiming to knock Mayo off their perch.
Kevin Griffin has been shooting the lights out for Wayne Quillinan’s side, landing a seven-point haul in a comfortable Munster final win over Cork, while Ben Kelliher’s handsome return of five points in the last-eight tie with Cavan was pivotal as they maintain their quest for a record-extending 17th title.
Who is refereeing the game?
Cavan reiteoir Conor Dourneen will be the one taking charge of this one. Dourneen has experience with Mayo sides already this season, having taken the reins in the Mayo U-20s All-Ireland semi-final loss to Louth in Longford.
The Ballinagh clubman has also refereed at inter-county level, having taken charge of Division Two National League games earlier this year.
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