The joint managers of Shamrocks GAA club in Offally, Brian Kinnarney and John Monaghan, have resigned in protest at not being consulted about an appeal following their weekend defeat
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30 Sept 2025
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30 Sept 2025
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The Mayo GAA Junior Club Football Championship game between Ardagh and Kiltimagh is one of the ties subject to time change. Pic: David Farrell
This weekend, the temperature in the Mayo Club Championships is set to be cranked up to the maximum, as sides go all-out to secure their place at the top of the pile for 2025.
Crowds are expected to pack into the terraces for what promises to be a cracking weekend of sporting grandeur.
However, two sets of fans will have to make their way to the ties at times a bit different than earlier anticipated.
Firstly, the Junior championship last-four clash of Ardagh and Kiltimagh in Foxford has been pushed back by 15 minutes. It was due to throw in at 2 pm, but will instead take place at 2.15 pm.
Another semi-final which has seen a time change is the Junior 'B' tie between Swinford and Kilmovee Shamrocks. The tie in Kilmovee was pencilled in for 4 pm, but will now take place at 4.45 pm. This allows supporters attending Swinford-Kilasser's LGFA Junior Championship final against Parke-KC in MacHale Park earlier in the day to attend both games.
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