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Scenes from a past FAI Cup quarter-final: Castlebar Celtic's Jason Hunt is tackled by Salthill Devon players. Pic: The Mayo News
Mayo kingpins Castlebar Celtic are chasing history in the Connacht Cup.
After claiming provincial glory in 2024 and 2025, Stevie Gavin's men can make it three-in-a-row for the first time in the competition's history.
Castlebar will face a trip to Galway for their quarter-final fixture, to be played on the weekend of March 1.
The Mayo side will have to get past Colga FC to claim a spot in the semi-final.
The other quarter-final fixtures include teams that are well used being still around come the business end of the Connacht Cup.
Ballinahown FC v Conn Rangers FC/Mervue Utd (refixed, to be played December 7)
Salthill Devon FC v Castlerea Celtic FC
Colga FC v Castlebar Celtic
Maree Oranmore FC Vs Moyne Villa FC
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