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Michael Gallagher, Michael Duffy, Oisín Bradley, Ronan O'Donnell, Ailish Armstrong, David Rischke, and Pat Cawley all predicted the Mayo GAA Senior and Intermediate Club Championships.Pics: Sportsfile
MICHAEL DUFFY (Editor)
Senior Final:
This game could be a cracker if both teams throw off the shackles, but we have seen in the past that it is hugely tempting to adopt an 'we have what we hold' mentality if building up a lead in a final.
I think the return of Colm Moran has been crucial for Westport, so I'll take the Covies to win their second ever senior title.
VERDICT: Westport
Intermediate Final:
In what looked like a wide-open championship at the outset, it does appear that the two best teams have made it to the final.
Both have been scoring for fun, and the wide open spaces of MacHale Park should suit their attacking styles of play.
Moy Davitts, though, seem to have a wider spread of scorers in their team, and Brian Reape is peaking at the right time.
VERDICT: Moy Davitts
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