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Saint Rynagh's GAA in Banagher, Offaly, will host the LGFA All-Ireland Post-Primary Schools Senior 'C' Championship Final. Pic: Sportsfile
With the hands of time slowly ticking towards the dates with destiny for Sacred Heart, Westport, and Ballinrobe Community School, both Mayo schools have learned the times and dates for their All-Ireland Schools finals.
Both colleges are primed for action. Sacred Heart booked their place in the Junior 'A' final after getting the better of Our Lady's, Newry, while Dominican College of Antrim were put to the sword by Ballinrobe CS in Ballyshannon in the last-four of the Senior 'C' competition.
First out in pursuit of national glory will be Sacred Heart.
The Westport schoolgirls will face Westmeath's Moate Community School. That will take place in Orchard Park, the home of Roscommon club Elphin GAA, on Thursday, March 19, at 1 pm.
Some five days later, on Tuesday, March 24, Saint Anne's Secondary School in Tipperary will lock horns with Ballinrobe CS with national glory on the line.
Banagher in Offaly will be the venue for this one, with throw-in scheduled for 1 pm.
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