Leinster have won the last four meetings between the teams
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18 Oct 2025
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Mayo intermediate football championship: Group 4 Round 3
Moy Davitts 5-13
Louisburgh 2-16
In Islandeady
This one went along expected lines.
No team has faced more heartache at intermediate level than Moy Davitts. They have lost to the eventual winners in the past two seasons and may believe they are approaching that no-or-never moment.
In their last group encounter, the men from Foxford ensured, they would enter the knock-out stages unblemished, with yet another impressive offensive display.
Conor Reid was excellent in the air and ferocious on the ground. This was a fine performance and he was awarded the title of man of the match.
Brian Reape was on target, hitting 2-1, as was Ronan Clarke scoring 1-5.
A little dampener for Moy Davitts: Their goalkeeper Chris McGlynn sustained what appeared to be a foot injury and was replaced by Shane Moyles.
Reid and Reape were named in the Team of the Week.
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