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Mayo's Tooreen and Galway's Meelick-Eyrecourt will joust in the Connacht GAA Intermediate Club Hurling Championship Final in Doctor Hyde Park, Roscommon. Pics: Sportsfile
Today is the day where pride, passion, honour and plenty is displayed in glorious technicolour as the title of Connacht Intermediate Hurling champion is put on the line in Hyde Park.
Will Mayo men Tooreen come away with the glory after their eighth provincial decider on the spin? Or will Meelick-Eyrecourt add to their Galway title with a Connacht crown to boot?
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The tie gets underway in Doctor Hyde Park at 1.30 pm today (Saturday, November 22).
The game is one of two involving Mayo sides broadcast by Connacht GAA this weekend. The Connacht Intermediate Football Championship game between Kilmeena and Strokestown in MacHale Park will be shown at 1.30 pm tomorrow (Sunday, November 23).
Access to the broadcast is priced at €15.
You can purchase the pass to watch Tooreen v Meelick-Eyrecourt by clicking here.
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