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Mayo supporters now know their route through the 2026 Connacht Championship. Pic: Sportsfile.
MAYO now know their championship fate after the draw for the 2026 Connacht Championship was made in Croke Park this evening.
Kilmeena's Jack Carney was on stage to help Connnacht Council President Vincent Neary make the draw and they revealed all in front of a packed auditorium.
Mayo will play London in the quarter-final in Ruislip on Sunday, April 12 in one quarter-final. Roscommon will travel to New York in the second quarter-final while Sligo and Leitrim will also meet with a place in the semi-final for the winner.
Galway have got a bye to the semi-final where they will meet the winner of the Sligo/Leitrim encounter while the winners of Mayo/London will play the winners of Roscommon/New York in the other semi-final.
It promises to be an intriguing summer west of the Shannon.
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