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Aoife Geraghty and Hannah Reape could go toe-to-toe with each other in the Mayo LGFA Senior Club Championship final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: David Farrell
The eyes of the county will be on MacHale Park on Sunday as Westport and Knockmore do battle for the title of Mayo champions.
Will the sky-blue soldiers from the banks of Clew Bay retain their title and spark wild scenes in Castlebar?
Or will the might of the North, Knockmore, steal a march on the 2024 champions and wrestle back control at the county's high table?
There will be no shortage of unique and tantalising battles which will play out as both sides duke it out for the Jimmy Corbett Perpetual Cup, whether that be on the turf, the sidelines, or the terraces.
Here, we'll run you through some of the potential matchups which we could see in Sunday's title, including an intriguing off-field tussle which may make all the difference.
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