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Both Lee Keegan of Westport and Aidan O'Shea of Breaffy will have aspirations of winning the Mayo GAA Senor Football Championship. Pic: Sportsfile
The race for the Moclair Cup is on, with 16 clubs aiming to be crowned kings of Mayo.
By Sunday, October 19, the full-time whistle will be blown in the county final, and one team will emerge from the fire with medals draped around necks. But there's plenty of football to be played in between now and then, and the battle commences on Friday.
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This year, we'll be bringing you every twist and turn of a hectic club season here, as well as in Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News. Here are the fixtures:
GROUP ONE:
Ballina Stephenites v Ballyhaunis; Sunday at 3 pm at James Stephens Park
Garrymore v Crossmolina Deel Rovers; Sunday at 3 pm in Garrymore
GROUP TWO:
Aghamore v Breaffy; Friday at 7 pm in Aghamore
Castlebar Mitchels v Belmullet; Saturday at 7 pm in Josie Munnelly Park
GROUP THREE:
Ballintubber v Charlestown Sarsfields; Friday at 7 pm in Ray Prenderast Memorial Park
Ballaghaderreen v Claremorris; Saturday at 7 pm in Ballaghaderreen
GROUP FOUR:
Westport v Mayo Gaels; Saturday at 5 pm in Westport
Balla v Knockmore; Sunday at 3 pm in Balla
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