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Castlebar Celtic's Ioseph O'Reilly and Westport United's Kevin Kitterick will have a tasty battle in the Mayo Super Cup final in Milebush
On Sunday, Umbro Park in Milebush will play host to the latest chapter in one of the most gripping rivalries in Mayo soccer history when Castlebar Celtic and Westport United face off in the Mayo Super Cup final.
Each camp has been in sparkling form throughout 2025, and that will likely cause fireworks between the foes in the county town, with the Covies looking to secure their first silverware of the season as well as putting a dent in the swagger of the irrepressible Super League kingpins.
We'll be on hand to give you every kick of the ball from that game, as well as the Premier Cup Final in Tuesday's edition of The Mayo News.
To preview the mouth-watering decider, we'll be looking at five key areas in which the game can be won and lost.
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