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Darragh Keaveney and Kilmeena will be looking to take home the Sweeney Cup and Mayo GAA Intermediate Club Championship honours in 2025. Pic: Sportsfile
The Mayo Intermediate Club Football Championship is often described as the most competitive of all, and with good reason.
This weekend, 16 teams will set off on the first step of what could very conceivably be a chance to take the stairway to heaven. Or, at least, Senior football.
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This season, we'll bring you closer to the action, with reports and analysis here, as well as in Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News. Here are the fixtures.
GROUP ONE
Lahardane v Ardnaree Sarsfields; Friday at 7 pm in Bofeenaun
Ballinrobe v Castlebar Mitchels 'B'; Sunday at 12.30 pm in Ballinrobe
GROUP TWO
Kilmeena v Burrishoole; Saturday at 7.15 pm in Kilmeena
Cill Chomain v The Neale; Sunday at 2 pm in Cill Chomain
GROUP THREE
Islandeady v Davitts; Friday at 7 pm in Islandeady
Parke-KC v Kiltane; Sunday at 2 pm in Parke
GROUP FOUR
Louisburgh v Hollymount-Carramore; Saturday at 5 pm in Louisburgh
Moy Davitts v Kilmaine; Sunday at 3.30 pm in Foxford
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