With excitement building ahead of this Sunday’s All-Ireland Senior Football Final, as Mayo take on Kerry, there’s one question on everyone’s mind: where to watch the game?
While a lucky few managed to get their hands on a golden ticket for Croke Park, many supporters are still deciding where to cheer on Mayo.
To help you choose, we’ve rounded up five great places to catch all the action this weekend. Here’s hoping they’ll be the perfect spot to see Mayo bring Sam home!
1. The Cot & Cobble, Ballina.
For supporters in north Mayo, The Cot & Cobble in Ballina will be showing the All-Ireland final on the big screen in its courtyard. Mary Moyles, owner of The Cot & Cobble, has encouraged supporters to arrive early, with their outdoor venue opening from 1:00 pm, ahead of the 3:30 pm throw-in time.
2. The Mall, Castlebar
An eight-meter wide screen is set to attract a crowd to The Mall, Castlebar, where the game will be shown at the throw time of 3:30 pm. The public screening has been organised by Castlebar Chamber in collaboration with members of the Castlebar Municipal District. Organisers are encouraging supporters to arrive early to secure a good viewing spot and soak up the match-day atmosphere.
3. Erris Agri Show
The Erris Agricultural Show, taking place this Sunday, July 26, will screen the All-Ireland final on a giant screen at the showgrounds, giving visitors the chance to enjoy both the show and the match. The show will also host two fun competitions on the day: Best Mullet in Belmullet and Best Dressed Mayo Supporter, with both taking place in the marquee. The show will also host half time entertainment with a motorbike stunt show.
4. Charlestown Arts Centre
Charlestown Bord na nÓg has organised a special screening of the All-Ireland final between Mayo and Kerry at the Charlestown Arts Centre. Doors open at 3:00 pm, with entry priced at €10. Tickets are available to purchase on AllEvents.ie.