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Pictures from Westport's semi-final win over Crossmolina last weekend. Pics: Conor McKeown
Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship: Group 4 Round 1
Westport 1-18
Mayo Gaels 1-13
In Westport
It was a shaky enough start. Westport recovered from a poor first half showing to get past the men from Mayo Abbey.
Westport forward Kevin Keane had a stellar performance and was included in the Mayo News Team Of The Week.
This was most impressive because he was introduced as a sub in the first half and made a huge impression, kicking four points, and causing Mayo Gaels defenders all sorts of trouble.
Also, Killian Kilkelly proved a deadly scorer, contributing six points.
Noticeably, Westport's Eoghan McLaughlin returned from a long injury lay-off when he came off the bench and kicked a late point.
CLICK NEXT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WESTPORT'S ROAD TO THE FINAL
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