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Mayo LGFA will be hoping to hit the ground running in the 2026 All-Ireland Championship. Pics: Sportsfile
Mayo LGFA are on the hunt for a new underage manager as they gear up for the first-ever All-Ireland Under-20 Ladies' Football Championship.
The maiden edition of the competition is set to garner plenty of interest in LGFA circles, as it aims to bridge the gap between Under-18 and Senior inter-county football nationwide.
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A Leinster Under-20 competition already existed, with Meath capturing the 2025 edition of the competition.
Now, the Green and Red will be looking at joining the party in 2026.
Interested applicants can express their interest via email to secretary.mayo@lgfa.ie. Applications must be submitted by 6 pm on Wednesday, November 19.
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