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Mayo and Monaghan will clash in the National Camogie League Division Three B final in Mostrim GAA, Edgeworthstown, Longford. Pics: Sportsfile
The Camogie Association have confirmed that the National Camogie League Division Three B final between Mayo and Monaghan is to be live-streamed.
Both sides have had a largely successful return from a hiatus at senior inter-county level, and now stand just one hour away from marking their comeback with some valuable early-season silverware.
Mayo managers Peter Dooley and Des Joyce will have taken plenty of positives from their last league game against Sunday's opposition, while the Farney Army have also been admirable in their first time fielding a senior side since the early 2010s.
Throw-in at Mostrim GAA in Edgeworthstown, Longford, is at 3.30 pm on Saturday, March 21.
Thankfully, a full broadcast of the game is available free of charge on the Official Camogie YouTube channel.
You can access the live coverage by clicking here.
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