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Mayo and Sligo will clash in Round One of the Connacht GAA Under-20 Football Championship in Kilcoyne Memorial Park, Tubbercurry. Pics: Sportsfile
This evening (Wednesday, March 18), Keith Higgins and his Mayo Under-20 side will get the ball rolling in Tubbercurry as they aim to defend their Connacht title.
Standing in their way in Kilcoyne Park will be a Sligo side aiming to stop Darragh Beirne, Rio Mortimer, Kobe McDonald, and company in their tracks and pull off an upset early doors.
Many will be making their way north with hopes of seeing a win, with throw-in pencilled in for 5 pm.
Thankfully, for those unable to make their way to the ground just off the N17, the game is set to be live-streamed by Connacht GAA.
Access to the stream is priced at €12. You can watch live coverage of Sligo v Mayo by clicking here.
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