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Kiltimagh and Eastern Gaels will clash in the Mayo GAA Junior Club Football Championship final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Kilmeena GAA/David Farrell/Sportsfile
The time for talking is over in the Mayo Junior Championship, as MacHale Park is set to come alive with excitement.
Will Eastern Gaels mark their 40th year with a historic Junior crown? Or will Kiltimagh clinch Pete McDonnell glory and secure passage to Intermediate fare?
The clash in MacHale Park is scheduled for 3 pm today (Sunday, October 26).
The game forms part of a double header, with the Junior 'B' final between Kilmovee Shamrocks and Killala having thrown in at 1 pm.
Both games are being streamed live on Mayo GAA TV.
Access to the broadcast is priced at €15, with the option to stream both finals costing €20.
You can purchase the pass to watch Eastern Gaels v Kiltimagh by clicking here.
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