Traditional signage in Ballina is being restored as part of a town centre improvement initiative led by Marie-Thérèse Duffy
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Mayo and Monaghan will clash in Round Seven of the Ladies National Football League Division Two in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Sportsfile
Today, MacHale Park is the venue as Mayo aim to cap off their regular National League campaign with a win.
Monaghan will make their way to Castlebar knowing they are safe in the second tier for 2026 and will be aiming to cause an upset against the Green and Red.
Diane O'Hora, her management team, and her players know that victory could potentially see them into the Division One promotion places.
Throw-in is pencilled in for 2 pm.
Thankfully, Stream Sport Ireland will have coverage of the game, with access costing €11.99.
You can purchase access to the live-stream by clicking here.
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