Mayo county champions learn fate ahead of Connacht campaigns
The four Mayo county champions now know what’s up next as two sides will be playing in MacHale Park
Over the weekend, four county finals took place in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park and it’s safe to say, there were great scenes of joy for the victorious sides.
Crowned junior champions for the very first time, Sean Carey’s Ardagh side will now go on to represent Mayo in the provincial series. The North Mayo men will face Roscommon champions St Aidan’s in the Connacht quarter final. That game will take place in Castlebar on the weekend of November 7/8.
In the intermediate championship, Mark Concannon’s Davitts side will also represent Mayo in the Connacht series. The men from Ballindine and Irishtown will face Galway champions Caherlistrane in the quarter final. That tie will also take place in Castlebar on the weekend of November 7/8.
Senior champions Castlebar Mitchels will also represent the county in the Connacht campaign as they face London champions Fulham Irish. That semi final clash will take place in Ruislip on Saturday, November 14 with a throw-in time of 1pm confirmed.
County hurling champions Tooreen are in action this Saturday as they go up against Roscommon’s Four Roads in the Connacht quarter final. That tie takes place in Dr Hyde Park at 1.30pm.
The provincial senior final will take place on Sunday, November 29 while the intermediate decider will take place on Saturday, November 28. The junior final is due to be played on the weekend of December 5/6.