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Mayo and Dublin will clash in Round Two of the National Football League Division One in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pics: Sportsfile
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On Sunday, a carnival-like atmosphere is expected to descend on MacHale Park as rivals Mayo and Dublin lock horns in the National Football League.
Andy Moran's Mayo will be looking to build on last weekend's Galway win in Salthill. Meanwhile, Dublin will be gunning for the first League victory of the Ger Brennan era.
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Both sides will be confident of picking up a result, but who do you think will win? Cast your vote here.
Voting will close at 5 pm this evening, with results at 5.30 pm. Keep an eye on our website for the verdict!
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