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Mayo rugby fans are preparing for a historic weekend: The first ever Connacht rugby match in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park is coming up.
The men from the West will face Munster in the United Rugby Championship on Saturday, March 29, at 2.30pm.
READ: 'We had to move cattle off the field' - Former Mayo rugby player on days past
Mayo County Council have now released important information regarding matchday travel:
As we prepare to welcome the Connacht Rugby and Munster Rugby teams and supporters to Castlebar this weekend check out the map below showing some of the transport and parking locations available in the town on the day.
Bus stops at Stephen Garvey Way
Train station on Station Road
Parking locations around the town - Please park responsibly and ensure you have paid for parking (Pay and display parking at council car parks / on street parking, private car parks may vary)
MacHale Park is within walking distance of most parking and transport locations. We look forward to welcoming thousands of visitors to Castlebar on Saturday and we hope you enjoy the day.
READ: Connacht hooker Dave Heffernan says it was always a ‘dream’ to play in the home of Mayo GAA
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