The incident occurred on the N60 Castlebar-Claremorris road in Balla
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Kilmeena star Kevin Ryder shone all through the Mayo GAA Intermediate Club Football Championship. Pic: Conor McKeown
Trying to predict who will win the Mayo Intermediate Championship in any given year is a lottery because of the quality of teams chasing the Sweeney Cup.
Therefore, selecting the 15 men who made the biggest impression on us during the wonderful 2025 campaign wasn't an easy task.
The Mayo News team were present for every second of every game across the campaign and were fortunate enough to embrace the excitement from the moment the ball was thrown in at the opening match in Bofeenaun, all the way to the last second of injury time at the end of a pulsating final in Castlebar.
Stick around to the end, where we'll reveal our Player of the Year.
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