From left: Ray Kenny, Thomas Barrett, Mickey O’Hora, Martin Kenny, Tommy Clarke, and John O’Hora sharing memories and enjoying a lovely night in Hughes's Bar in Ballina.
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Westport and Ballina Stepehnites will look to emulate Crossmolina Deel Rovers and Charlestown Sarsfields in the Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship final in MacHale Park, Castlebar
This Saturday, the latest chapter of this epic Mayo Senior Championship will be written in MacHale Park when Westport and Ballina Stephenites go toe-to-toe in a replay of Sunday's memorable decider.
Saturday's meeting of two squads stacked with talent, physicality, desire, and plenty besides will also be the seventh replay in the long and proud history of the senior championship.
Here, we've gone through the annals of history to provide a trip down memory lane of past finals to examine the peculiar dynamics which come about as a result of replayed deciders.
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