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Fans will be flocking to see Castlebar Mitchels and Breaffy in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship. Pic: Conor McKeown
This weekend is primed to bring huge crowds around the county, as the drama in the Mayo GAA Senior, Intermediate, and Junior Championships reaches a new peak.
Many clubs are playing for their lives across Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with the ultimate aim of Championship glory or the battle to avoid the drop etched firmly into everyone's mind.
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Here, we'll run you through just where to pick up a ticket for each game. Tickets to Senior and Intermediate games cost €10, while Junior tickets cost €8.
Access to Senior and Intermediate fare for senior citizens and students will set you back €8, with Junior costing €5.
This weekend, The Mayo News will cover every single clash in all three divisions, as well as comprehensive reports of the LGFA Championships. You can find on-the-button updates here, as well as in Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News
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Group One
Ballina Stephenites v Garrymore; Sunday at 4 pm in Charlestown - HERE
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