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Tuam Stadium will host the meeting of Kilmeena and Caltra on November 9. Pic: Sportsfile.
It has been confirmed that one Mayo team has learned their next step in the Connacht Championship with details confirmed.
Kilmeena, the Mayo Intermediate Champions, will meet the Galway kingpins, Caltra.
The Connacht Quarter Final between the two has been confirmed for Sunday, November 9. The meeting of the Mayo and Galway sides will take place in Tuam stadium with a throw in time set for 1:30 pm.
The Mayo Senior Champions Ballina Stephenites are due to face London kingpins, North London Shamrocks. That clash is due to take place on the weekend of November 8/9 in a Mayo venue but details are yet to be finalised.
The Mayo Junior Champions Kiltimagh are due to face the winners of St Croans (Roscommon) and Cloonacool (Sligo) on November 15/16 with Kiltimagh set for an away outing.
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