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There will be one Mayo side in action in Castlebar this weekend as Kilmeena are set to welcome Sligo kingpins Coolanaey Mullianbreena. Pic: Sportsfile.
This weekend is bound to be a big one for Mayo club-goers as five Mayo clubs are out in Connacht provinicial action.
On Saturday afternoon, in the Intermediate Football Championship Semi Final, Damien Egan’s Kilmeena will face Sligo kingpins Coolanaey Mullinabreena in Castlebar. You can purchase tickets for that game here.
Also on Saturday afternoon, in the Junior Hurling Championship Semi Final, South Mayo side Moytura will travel to face Ballinasloe in Duggan Park, Ballinasloe. You can purchase tickets for that game here.
Ray Larkin’s Tooreen are also in action on Saturday as they travel overseas to face London Champions St Gabriel’s.
On Sunday afternoon at 1.30, Mayo Senior Football Champions, Ballina Stephenites are in Semi Final action as they travel to Roscommon to face St Brigid’s. You can purchase tickets here.
Also on Sunday at 1.30, the Mayo Junior kingpins Kiltimagh will face Roscommon’s St Croan’s. That game is due to take place in Ballyforan while tickets can be purchased here.
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