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The Connacht Centre of Excellence will host three of the four Connacht Finals.
On the weekend of February 13/14, there will be huge Mayo interest in the Connacht Post Primary Schools finals as a host of Mayo schools vie for glory.
In the Connacht Centre of Excellence in Bekan, an exciting clash between St Gerald’s (Castlebar) and St Muredach’s (Ballina) is set to take place in the A Final. That game is due to take place at 5.30pm.
Also in Bekan, the meeting of Gortnor Abbey (Crossmolina) and Balla Secondary School will occur in the C final. That clash is down for a throw in time of 3.30pm.
Also on Saturday, January 14, St Brendan’s (Belmullet) will face off with St Tiernan’s (Crossmolina) in an all North Mayo battle for the provincial D title in Bonniconlon at 12 noon.
In the B final, St Nathy’s (Ballaghaderreen) will face off against St Joseph’s (The Bish Galway), on Friday evening, February 13 at 7pm in the Connacht Centre of Excellence.
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