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Cillian O'Connor and Mayo will be hoping to end Galway's Nestor Cup reign in the 2026 Connacht GAA Senior Football Championship. Pics: Sportsfile
With the sporting highs and lows of 2025 firmly in the rear-view mirror, those in Mayo are eagerly anticipating the fresh start and the beginning of the Andy Moran era in 2026.
The Green and Red's path to the top will become a touch clearer this evening (Thursday, November 27), with the draw for the 2026 Connacht Championships, as well as the Ulster, Leinster, and Munster series, on the agenda in Croke Park.
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This season will be a huge one in the province for Mayo, as they aim to end a Galway grip on the trophy, going all the way back to when Mayo last ascended to the throne in 2021.
You can watch the draw LIVE here from 7 pm:
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