Kobe McDonald was in fine form for Crossmolina Deel Rovers in their Mayo GAA Senior Club Football Championship quarter-final v Belmullet. Pic: David Farrell
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23 Sept 2025
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23 Sept 2025
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The stakes in the Mayo Intermediate Championship skyrocketed over the weekend, as the pool of potential champions was scythed in half at the quarter-final stage.
There was no want of high-octane drama as four clubs inched ever closer to the mountain top, as some key contenders fell by the wayside.
Our reporters, Ronan O'Donnell and Oisín Bradley, were in a jovial mood as they sat down by The Mall in Westport to offer their opinions on a fantastic sporting weekend.
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