Lee Keegan (Westport) and Aidan O'Shea (Breaffy) are both named to start their Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship quarter-final. Pic: Sportsfile
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20 Sept 2025
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20 Sept 2025
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Aidan O'Shea, Breaffy, and Lee Keegan, Westport, will be aiming for a win in their Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship quarter-final. Pic: Sportsfile
Today is the day when the next chapter of one of the most captivating recent rivalries in the Mayo Senior Championship is written.
On one side, you have Breaffy, who would give anything to lift the Moclair Cup to the heavens. On the other stand the men from the shores of Clew Bay, aiming to forge their own path and create history themselves.
The clash in Breaffy throws in at 5 pm today (Saturday, September 20).
The game is one of four being streamed on Mayo GAA TV this weekend, with Ballaghaderreen v Ballina Stephenites (Saturday at 5 pm), Knockmore v Ballintubber (Sunday at 12.30 pm), and Kiltane v Cill Chomáin (Sunday at 4.15 pm) all being streamed.
Access to stream the game costs €15, with a weekend pass covering all games costing €55 and a season pass setting you back €110.
You can purchase the pass to watch Breaffy v Westport by clicking here.
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