Mayo Ladies v Leitrim: Time, TV, and ticket details

It’s crunch time for the Mayo Ladies this weekend, as they head to Tubbercurry teetering on the verge of losing their status as a senior footballing county.

Mayo have had a poor 2025, and there’s no point saying otherwise: the fact that they are in this position at present is evidence of that. However, a win this weekend would help to save this season from potential oblivion.

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Here, we’ll give you all the details that you need to know on their mammoth duel with Leitrim. We’ll have updates on every kick of the ball here, as well as in-depth analysis in Tuesday’s edition of The Mayo News.

Where and when is the game? 

The TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship Relegation Semi-Final between Mayo and Leitrim takes place at Kilcoyne Park, Tubbercurry on Saturday, July 5, at 2 pm.

Where can I get tickets?

Tickets for the game are available from Universe by clicking here. Tickets are €20, with Students/OAP tickets costing €10, 13-18 year-olds going for €5, and under-12s going free.

Is the game live on TV?

At present, there are no plans to televise the game. However, you can access action and reaction immediately after the game by clicking here.

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What happened in the last game?

The last time these two sides met occurred back in late April in the opening round of the Connacht Championship. On that day, Liam McHale’s side survived a late Leitrim comeback to secure the only win of their Championship campaign to date.

What do Leitrim bring to the table?

Leitrim haven’t had a sparkling 2025 to date either, and will be aiming to avoid returning to Intermediate football, having only just secured the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup last season.

Who is refereeing the game?

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.

Chapman has plenty of experience on big days, having previously shouldered the responsibility of officiating the 2023 All-Ireland semi-final between Kerry and Mayo.