FORMER ALL-IRELAND club football champions Crossmolina are heading to Mayo intermediate ranks after losing today’s relegation final to Davitts by 0-17 to 1-13.
Crossmolina won the All-Ireland in 2001 and also reached the final in 2003. The three-time Connacht winners delivered five Mayo titles between 1999 and 2006, but now drop out of senior ranks.
A Stephen Duffy goal left them with a 1-8 to 0-6 half-time lead, but Davitts rallied in the second period.
This very clever finish from Stephen Duffy has helped @DeelRoversGAA into a 1-8 0-6 half time lead in Charlestown.
— Midwest Radio Sport (@MWRSport) October 6, 2018
Don't forget we have full LIVE commentary of both @MayoGAA SFC semi finals from 6pm! pic.twitter.com/nYYvlwJ22j
With the teams deadlocked in stoppage-time, former Mayo forward Mickey Conroy arrived off the bench to fist the winner for hus club to retain their senior status for next season.
.@Davitts_GAA will play senior in 2019 as @ConroyMickey comes off the bench to fist the game winner score in dramatic fashion and send @DeelRoversGAA down on a 0-17 1-13 scoreline. pic.twitter.com/ybw2KGXtsr
— Midwest Radio Sport (@MWRSport) October 6, 2018
I am right in saying James Horan is running trials soon @MayoGAA ?🤪 https://t.co/0ibquLUtMn
— Michael conroy (@ConroyMickey) October 6, 2018
Elsewhere in club football action today, Athy booked their place in the Kildare SFC final with a 0-17 to 1-13 win over Celbridge. They’ll play the winners of tomorrow’s clash between Naas and Moorefield.
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