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The Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship semi-final game between Knockmore and Ballina Stephenites in Crossmolina will be on Mayo GAA TV. Pics: Sportsfile
Storm Amy may have delayed the Mayo Championship semi-finals by a week, but it has done little to quell the feverish excitement which has been climbing steadily.
Come Sunday afternoon, only two will remain in the hunt for ultimate glory, with eyes watching in from across the county and beyond.
Many will, unfortunately, be unable to attend some of the games due to being far away from home. However, those looking to watch the last-four ties at Intermediate and Senior grade will be able to tune in on Mayo GAA TV.
Access to each stream costs €15. The weekend pass, which covers all four ties, is priced at €55, while the season pass will set you back €110.
Here are the fixtures.
Ballina Stephenites v Knockmore -Saturday at 1 pm - CLICK HERE for the stream
Crossmolina Deel Rovers v Westport - Saturday at 4.30 pm - CLICK HERE for the stream
Kilmeena v Kiltane - Sunday at 1.30 pm - CLICK HERE for the stream
Ardnaree Sarsfields v Moy Davitts - Sunday at 4 pm - CLICK HERE for the stream
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