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Mayo and Roscommon will clash in the Connacht GAA Senior Football Championship semi-final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: Sportsfile
It has been confirmed that Meath referee David Coldrick will be the man in the middle for the all-important Connacht semi-final meeting of Mayo and Roscommon.
All roads lead to MacHale Park on Sunday afternoon, with both of these neighbours set to duke it out with a provincial final spot on the line.
Now, we know who the whistler will be for the crucial Championship duel.
Blackhall Gaels clubman Goldrick has already taken charge of a Mayo game in 2026, when he officiated the National League meeting with Armagh at the same venue.
Coldrick also took charge of the All-Ireland series meeting with Tyrone in Omagh last season, as well as the National League final against Kerry, where he came under scrutiny from Kevin McStay for decisions surrounding David Clifford.
He has also been at the centre of a quartet of All-Ireland finals, including the 2020 meeting of Dublin and Mayo.
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