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A second Mayo school has qualified for an All-Ireland final this week.
After the Sacred Heart School Westport Junior team sealed a place in the national decider, Ballinrobe Community College also booked their ticket to an All-Ireland final in Ballyshannon, Donegal, on Friday afternoon.
The team managed by Mayo LGFA chairperson Sinéad Stagg defeated Dominican College (Antrim) 5-7 to 2-11 after extra-time.
Stagg was 'proud' of her players, when speaking to The Mayo News afterwards.
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A full match report will be carried in Tuesday's Mayo news.
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