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Mayo' Nicola O'Malley will take on Leitrim in the All-Ireland LGFA Senior Football Championship relegation playoff semi-final in Kilcoyne Park, Tubbercurry. Pic: Sportsfile
The time, date, and venue have been confirmed for the Mayo Ladies' All-Ireland Senior Football Championship relegation playoff.
The Green and Red were defeated in heartbreaking fashion by Cork on Saturday afternoon in MacHale Park, leaving them scrambling to avoid the trapdoor into Intermediate football in 2026.
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Now, they know exactly where and when they can save their season against Leitrim.
Mayo v Leitrim will take place on Saturday, July 5 at 2pm in Kilcoyne Park, Tubbercurry.
Sligo referee Gus Chapman will take charge of the clash in his home county, having been mired in controversy in the last clash for his decision to rule out Mayo’s last-gasp goal effort for a square ball.
Mayo withstood a late Leitrim comeback in their clash in the Connacht LGFA Championship to prevail by three in Swinford.
Mayo have improved since then, and will be looking to secure their Senior status in Tubercurry.
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