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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
Gardaí in Sligo have issued important advice for Mayo supporters making their way to Kilcoyne Park for the Connacht Under-20 Football Championship meeting of the pair.
Keith Higgins's men make the short trip north to take on the men in black as they look to defend their provincial crown they reclaimed in 2025.
With fans en route to Tubbercurry for throw-in, local Gardaí have listed a series of advisories.
Commuters in the area, especially those on the N17, with the venue a stone's throw away, are advised to allow extra time on their travels.
Those attending the clash are also asked to park legally and with consideration for residents and other motorists in the vicinity.
The game gets underway at 5pm.
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