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Ballina Stephenites' Frank Irwin and Westport's Rory Brickenden will square off in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship Final in MacHale Park. Pics: Sportsfile
Today is the day that one side will ascend to the history books in the Mayo Senior Championship final.
Will it be Westport, aiming to repeat the trick and dash Ballina's hopes à la 2022?
Or will the Stephenites continue to strengthen their iron grip on the Moclair Cup, becoming the first Northern side to do the threepeat in almost a century?
Now, mere hours from the date with destiny, it's time to reveal who you, the voting public, believe will win the 2025 Mayo Senior Championship.
It was tight, and after hundreds of votes, a singular person swung it. The narrowest of majorities believe that Ballina Stephenites will win the decider.
Time will tell if those predictions bear fruit on the pitch, but one thing is for certain: we're in for an absolute battle.
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