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Cian McHale and other Mayo stars will be on the University of Limerick side playing University College Cork in the Sigerson Cup final in Croke Park. Pics: Sporsfile
Wednesday evening is set to bring plenty of Mayo interest in Croke Park as University of Limerick and University College Cork lock horns in the Sigerson Cup final.
The clash of the two Munster universities is already a historic one, as the first to take place in GAA HQ since 1985.
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However, the UL team, which is backboned by a strong Mayo contingent, look to down UCC and take the famous trophy to the banks of the River Shannon for the first time in their history.
Thankfully, supporters will be able to tune in from across the country and beyond, as TG4 have confirmed that they will broadcast both the Sigerson and Fitzgibbon Cup finals live.
You can watch live on TG4, or on the TG4 Player by clicking here.
The UL team includes Sean Morahan (Castlebar Mitchels), Hugh O’Loughlin (Kllmaine), Conal Dawson (Westport), Cathal Keaveney (Parke), Cian McHale (Moy Davitts), Frank Irwin (Ballina Stephenites) and Jack Melvin (Davitts), Dylan O’Brien (Davitts), Cathal Corless (Davitts), Diarmuid Coggins (Crossmolina), Eoin McGreal (Garrymore) and Colm McHale (Moy Davitts).
Some of those men from this neck of the woods were essential as they chipped in with 1-16 of UL's 3-23 against Queen's University, Belfast.
Action gets underway in Dublin at 7.35 pm.
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