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Kiltane and Kilmeena need a win in the quarter-final to keep their Mayo GAA Intermediate Club Football Championship. Pics: David Farrell/Sportsfile/The Mayo News
Today is the day on which a season teeters on the precipice for two sides in the Mayo Intermediate Championship.
For Kiltane, 2025 represents a chance for a new wave of 'ballers to return the Sweeney Cup home for the first time since 2013. For Cill Chomáin, though, the glorious possibility of building on their 2024 Junior glory is on the line.
The clash in Bangor Erris throws in at 4.15 pm today (Sunday, September 21).
The game is the second streamed on Mayo GAA TV today, with Knockmore v Ballintubber also streamed earlier.
Access to stream the game costs €15, with a season pass setting you back €110.
You can purchase the pass to watch Kiltane v Cill Chomáin by clicking here.
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