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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Mayo referee James Regan has to step back from county final duty. Pic: Sportsfile.
The Mayo News understands that there will be an unexpected change to the line-up for tomorrow's replayed Mayo Senior Final. A niggling injury has forced referee James Regan to step back from the role. The Hollymount Carramore whistler is one of the top referees in the province and he was a very popular choice when assigned to take charge of the second meeting of Ballina Stephenites and Westport.
The Mayo News understands that Regan picked up a leg injury recently and had not recovered sufficiently to referee Saturday's big game. It's expected that he will be replaced by his clubmate, Kevin Connelly.
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