On what is an extremely sombre weekend for everyone connected with Mayo GAA, the football action continues, with club championship fixtures down for decision on Sunday. A number of these matches have been refixed from tomorrow, the day on which the funeral of Mayo GAA Chairman Séamus Tuohy will be held.
Here’s the full list of games on this weekend:
Connacht Gold Senior Football Championship
Relegation final
Ballaghaderreen v Balla – Ballyhaunis, Sunday 27th September 12pm
Egan Jewellers Intermediate Football Championship
Quarter-final
Kiltane v Islandeady – Kiltane, Sunday 27th September 12pm
Relegation final
Louisburgh v Cill Chomáin – Foxford, Sunday 27th September 12pm
Treanlaur Catering Junior Championship
Junior A quarter-finals
Ardagh v Kilmovee Shamrocks – Ardagh, Sunday 27th September 1pm
Tuar Mhic Éadaigh v Killala – Páirc Naomh Muire, Sunday 27th September 1pm
Shrule/Glencorrib v Northern Gaels – Shrule, Sunday 27th September 1.30pm
Burrishoole v Eastern Gaels – Newport, Sunday 27th September 1.30pm
Junior B quarter-finals
Bonniconlon v Acla – Bonniconlon, Sunday 27th September 1pm
Moygownagh v Ballycroy – Moygownagh, Sunday 27th September 3.30pm
Paddyjoejohntom says:
September 25, 2026 at 6:40 pm
Those fixtures have changed since John
Paddyjoejohntom says:
September 25, 2026 at 6:44 pm
Some of those...I should say
John Gunnigan says:
September 25, 2026 at 7:48 pm
Thanks, Paddyjoe, I've updated the list now.
RosTown says:
September 26, 2026 at 12:24 pm
Just got your book delivered this morning John. Looking forward to an interesting read.
InTheCity says:
September 26, 2026 at 3:27 pm
Does anyone know if the relegation finals are being televised, particularly the senior tomorrow? The Mayo GAA TV site doesn’t seem to have been updated for forthcoming games.
Rober says:
September 26, 2026 at 3:56 pm
Doubt it there are any televised games this weekend, in light of the funeral of Seamus Tuohy.
Proper order too.
Liberal role in the tie says:
September 27, 2026 at 2:13 pm
Andy Moran take a bow. Again! Unbelievable finish. I just caught the second half. Balla by far the better team in the second half, until one Andy Moran entered the fray. He had an easy free to draw it with seconds to go but chose to pass it into young Moriarty who scored a brilliant goal to win it, rounding the keeper. Andy really is incredible. The legs aren't what they used to be but he's as sharp, strong and ruthless as ever. Ended up with two points and a goal assist, dragging his team over the line in a crunch match. Never seen anything like it. No wonder he's an inspiration to all. That free was on the soft side but Balla got a couple of handy ones before that so it balanced out. Magic stuff.