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Many Mayo GAA and LGFA stars offered their opinion on the Senior Club Championship final between Westport and Ballina Stephenites. Pics: Sportsfile
DIANE O’HORA
Mayo LGFA senior manager
I'd have to pick the Stephenites.
The way they developed and sustained their success is hugely impressive.
Their results throughout the campaign have shown that they've been getting stronger and stronger. They seem so highly organised as a team and possess a huge balance across the park. I think that's a huge strength for any side in any sport.
Padraig O’Hora has been a standout all season and will have a big say.
In terms of the forwards, Evan Regan has shown well and is another who could play a huge part.
VERDICT: Ballina Stephenites
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