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Josh Carey and Kiltane will have eyes on a big win in their Mayo GAA Intermediate Club Football Championship game against Cill Chomáin. Pic: Conor McKeown
The intrigue in the Mayo Intermediate Championship is guaranteed to go up a notch this weekend, as eight clubs look to take one more precious step closer to punching their ticket to senior football in 2026.
Here, we run through all four of the quarter finals down for decision across the weekend, as well as those two fascinating relegation semi-finals.
As always, you will find updates from across the weekend here, as well as in Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News.
Here are the games.
QUARTER-FINALS
Kilmeena v Kilmaine - Saturday at 3 pm in Kilmeena
Ardnaree Sarsfields v Parke-KC - Saturday at 5 pm in Ardnaree
Moy Davitts v Ballinrobe - Sunday at 4 pm in Foxford
Kiltane v Cill Chomáin - Sunday at 4.15 pm in Bangor Erris
RELEGATION SEMI-FINALS
Islandeady v Louisburgh - Sunday at 12 noon in Tourmakeady
Burrishoole v Lahardane MacHales - Sunday at 12 noon in Josie Munnelly Park, Castlebar
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