The incident occurred on the N60 Castlebar-Claremorris road in Balla
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Pierce Deane of Breaffy and James Durcan of Castlebar Mitchels will be aiming to keep their Mayo GAA Senior Club Championship season alive. Pics: The Mayo News/Sportsfile
It's the day of reckoning for neighbours Breaffy and Castlebar Mitchels as they aim to keep their hopes in the Mayo Senior Club Championship alive.
Both sides dropped points in Round One of the race for the Moclair Cup, making this game one of the standout fixtures of the weekend. The clash in Breaffy throws in at 7 pm today (Friday, August 22).
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The game is one of five being streamed on Mayo GAA TV this weekend, with Ardnaree Sarsfields v Ballinrobe (Saturday at 5 pm), Claremorris v Ballintubber (Saturday at 7 pm), Knockmore v Westport (Sunday at 1 pm), and Crossmolina Deel Rovers v Ballina Stephenites (Sunday at 3.30 pm) all being broadcast.
Access to stream the game costs €12, with a weekend pass covering all five games costing €45 and a season pass setting you back €110.
You can purchase the pass to watch Breaffy v Castlebar Mitchels by clicking here.
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