Andy Moran has welcomed the return of Ballintubber attacker Cillian O'Connor. Pic: Sportsfile.
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Mayo's first fixture in the FBD League will take place in Fr O'Hara Park in Charlestown. Pic: Sportsfile.
Details have been confirmed for Mayo’s first three games in the new era as Andy Moran's side look forward to a charity game along with the return of the FBD League.
On Sunday, December 21, Hastings Insurance MacHale Park will host the meeting of Mayo and Offaly.
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The game will be Andy Moran’s first outing in charge of the Mayo senior team which will also be in aid of the Mayo Cancer Support association. The game is due to throw in at 1.30pm.
After the final whistle, the players will be available for a Meet & Greet on the concourse at the back of the stand for photos and autographs.
Tickets will be on sale in the coming days, with all proceeds from the day going directly to the Mayo Cancer Support Association.
Fixtures for the first two rounds of the FBD have also been confirmed, with the ties taking place in early January. On Saturday, January 3, Mayo will face Sligo in Fr O’Hara Park in Charlestown with the game set for a 1.30 pm throw-in.
On Sunday January 11, the Green and Red will travel to Roscommon, where they will face off in Dr Hyde Park with a 1 pm throw-in time confirmed.
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