Andy Moran's Mayo will play Galway in Round One of the National Football League in Pearse Stadium, Salthill. Pics: Sportsfile
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The National Football League Division One game between Donegal and Mayo in O'Donnell Park, Letterkenny will be shown on TG4. Pics: Sportsfile
This Sunday, many Mayo fans will be making their way to Salthill to cheer on their heroes as they head into battle with Galway in the curtain-raiser of the National League.
Between now and March 22, Andy Moran's men will travel the length and breadth of the country as they bid to contest the Division One decider in Croke Park ahead of the Connacht Championship.
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Thankfully, for those supporters unable to make it to two of the games, two of the seven regular-season ties will be broadcast live by TG4.
The first of those is this Sunday's game between Galway and Mayo in Pearse Stadium. That one throws in at 1.45pm, with coverage commencing at 1pm.
The other game which will be televised is another away day. On Sunday, February 15, O'Donnell Park in Letterkenny will be the venue as Donegal and Mayo square off in Round Three. Once again, the game gets underway at 1.45pm.
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