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Both Hollymount-Carramore and Louisburgh will be gunning for glory in the Mayo GAA Intermediate Football Championship. Pics: Conor McKeown
This is the big one in Group Three of the Mayo Intermediate Football Championship.
Both Hollymount-Carramore and Kilmaine will play under the Friday Night Lights, knowing that a win guarantees that their Sweeney Cup dream for 2025 goes on. For the winner, ecstasy. For the loser, sheer agony. The battle for glory awaits.
The clash in Garrymore throws in at 8 pm today (Friday, September 5).
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The game is one of five being streamed on Mayo GAA TV this weekend, with Aghamore v Castlebar Mitchels(Saturday at 5.30 pm), Ballaghaderreen v Ballintubber (Saturday at 8 pm), Balla v Westport (Sunday at 1 pm), and Garrymore v Ballina Stephenites (Sunday at 4 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 Hollymount-Carramore v Kilmaine by clicking here.
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