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Eastern Gaels and Kiltimagh will do battle in the Mayo GAA Junior Club Football Championship final in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: David Farrell/Sportsfile
Eastern Gaels
Kiltimagh
The Mayo GAA club season will come to a thrilling finale on Sunday afternoon, when Eastern Gaels and Kiltimagh lock horns in the Junior showpiece.
Both sides will be making the trip to the county town with destiny on the line, and both will have serious hopes of heading home with the Pete McDonnell Cup in tow.
Will Eastern Gaels win their first ever Junior final? Or will Kiltimagh get knocked down and get back up again, Chumbawumba-style?
Have your say here! The polls close at 4 pm on Saturday, with the results at 6 pm.
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