The Mayo GAA club's senior men's team manager has stepped away at the end of the 2025 Championship season. Pic: David Farrell
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Kilmeena and Coolaney-Mullinabreena will play in the Connacht GAA Intermediate Club Football Championship in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Sportsfile
Today, Kilmeena aim to carry the Mayo flag into battle once more on the Connacht stage, with a place in the Intermediate decider up for grabs.
On MacHale Park, though, fierce opposition awaits in the form of Coolaney-Mullinabreena. The Sligo kings will come into this full of life after securing history in their own county.
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The tie gets underway in Castlebar at 1.30 pm today (Saturday, November 15).
The game is one of two involving Mayo sides broadcast by Connacht GAA this weekend. The Connacht Senior Championship game between Ballina Stephenites and St Brigid's in Dr Hyde Park will be shown at 1.30 pm tomorrow (Sunday, November 16).
Access to the broadcast is priced at €15.
You can purchase the pass to watch Kilmeena v Coolaney-Mullinabreena by clicking here.
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