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My Boys: Maureen Healy celebrates with her sons Justin and Jack at the final whistle of last year's Junior Championship final. Pic: Conor McKeown
Bonniconlon
Kiltimagh
Ardagh
Swinford
Shrule Glencorrib
Eastern Gaels
Achill
Ballycroy
Northern Gaels
Tourmakeady
Killala
Ballycastle
Kilmovee
The Mayo GAA Junior Championship has kicked off.
Last year, Cill Chomáin wrestled down Bonniconlon in a riveting replay.
VIDEO: The day Cill Chomáin returned to Mayo intermediate football
This year, 13 teams are in the running for the junior crown.
Have your say: Who will prevail and gain promotion to intermediate ranks? We will publish the results of this poll in our Pitchside video on Friday afternoon!
Keep an eye out here for all results and analysis of the club championships this autumn.
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