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Mayo and Monaghan will clash in the National Camogie League Division Three B final in Mostrim GAA, Edgeworthstown, Longford. Pic: Sposrtsfile
Mayo Camogie joint-managers Des Joyce and Peter Dooley have revealed their starting side to take on Monaghan in the National League final.
It's a case of all roads lead to Edgeworthstown in Longford on Saturday, as the Green and Red look to mark their return from their 2025 hiatus with a trophy early in their return campaign.
The Farney contingent, though, will have eyes on avenging their regular season defeat to their Connacht counterparts two weeks on.
Throw-in in Mostrim GAA is at 3.30 pm tomorrow.
The management team have opted to, for the most part, stick with the tried and tested in this repeat of their last game.
The Mayo team is as follows:
Mayo: Grainne Robinson; Shauna Peoples, Sharron Lynskey, Grainne Delaney; Caoimhe Delaney, Ella Deely, Éabha Delaney; Niamh Greally, Niamh Kennedy; Méabh Tunney, Lisa Scahill, Roisin Cassidy; Ava Dooley, Brona Joyce, Laoise Greally.
Subs: Treasa Conway, Megan O' Malley, Hannah Tener, Kate Scahill, Cathy Greally, Clodagh Quinn, Ciara Kennedy, Kate Tener, Ciara Delaney, Émer Delaney, Laura Flanagan, Ava Lambert, Aoife Quinn, Siobhan Mooney
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