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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
RONAN O’DONNELL (Reporter)
Senior final:
This is Ballina's time to shine. Three in a row, here it comes.
I think Ballina are on a serious mission, and around the middle, they have the players to win it.
Up top, Evan Regan can shine, while at the back, Padraig O'Hora and Sam Callinan are anchors.
VERDICT: Ballina Stephenites
Intermediate final:
I believe Kilmeena will claim glory and bounce straight back up to senior ranks.
With Jack Mulchrone, Jack Carney, and John McGlynn to the fore, they have enough, although Moy Davitts are a talented bunch.
However, they have lost a few finals over the years, and Kilmeena simply know how to win them.
VERDICT: Kilmeena
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