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Mayos Ballina Stephenites and Roscommons Saint Brigids will clash in the Connacht GAA Senior Club Football Championship in Hyde Park. Pics: Sportsfile
Today, Ballina Stephenites will yet again come up against a serious test of their credentials when they make their way to Roscommon to take on St Brigids.
The Roscommon champs are one of the powerhouses of the club scene in the province, and will be a stiff challenge for their Mayo counterparts.
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The tie gets underway in Dr Hyde Park at 1.30 pm today (Sunday, November 16).
The game is one of two involving Mayo sides broadcast by Connacht GAA this weekend. The Connacht Intermediate Championship game between Kilmeena and Coolaney-Mullinabreena in MacHale Park was shown at 1.30 pm yesterday (Saturday, November 15).
Access to the broadcast is priced at €15.
You can purchase the pass to watch back Kilmeena v Coolaney-Mullinabreena by clicking here.
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