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09 Mar 2026
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Mayo and Kerry will clash in Round Six of the National Football League Division One in Austin Stack Park, Tralee. Pic: Sportsfile
It has been confirmed that Martin McNally has been appointed to referee the National Football League game between Kerry and Mayo this weekend.
On Saturday, the Green and Red faithful will touch down in Austin Stack Park, hoping to see their heroes record yet another win in what has been a positive 2026 to date.
Standing in their way will be Jack O'Connor's Kerry side, also aiming to make it to the Croke Park decider for the second year in succession.
Now, we know who the man in the middle will be for the Tralee test.
McNally, from the Corduff club, has already officiated a Mayo game this season when he took charge of the Dublin tie in Castlebar in February.
He has also been the whistler for the All-Ireland club final this year, and has officiated at the 2025 Leinster and 2024 Ulster finals.
Throw-in on Saturday, March 14, is at 4 pm.
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