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Both Garrymore and Ballina Stephenites will be aiming for a vital Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship win. Pic: Sportsfile
A giant could fall in Round Three of the Mayo Football Championship, as Ballina Stephenites and Garrymore clash with it all on the line in Charlestown.
For the Stephenites, they could be on the end of a massive shock if they relinquish their grip on the Moclair Cup already. For Garrymore, this is a huge opportunity to solidify themselves as a contender in everyone's mind for 2025 glory.
The clash in Father O'Hora Park throws in at 4 pm today (Sunday, September 7).
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The game is the final game being streamed on Mayo GAA TV this weekend.
Access to stream the game costs €12, with a season pass setting you back €110.
You can purchase the pass to watch Garrymore v Ballina Stephenites by clicking here.
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