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There is a ‘super Saturday’ of hurling in store for several Mayo GAA hurling clubs this coming weekend with both the Connacht Gold Junior A and Junior B Hurling Championship finals down for decision.

The Mayo hurling championships will get going this weekend with the senior championship kicking things off this evening when the defending county and provincial champions Tooreen head to Castlebar to take on the Mitchels men at 7.30pm.

Mayo are on the hunt for a new senior hurling manager after Derek Walsh decided to step down as manager following a successful spell in charge of the county.

The Mayo senior hurlers go in search of their first win of the new season this weekend when they make the trip to Celtic Park in Derry on Sunday to take on the Oak Leaf county in round three of the National Hurling League, Division 2B.

The sun glared down on Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada from the get go and by the time all was said and done Mayo were dreaming of even sunnier days in Croke Park after they booked a spot in the Nicky Rackard Cup final for the second year in a row.

The Mayo senior hurlers will be looking to make it three wins from three on Sunday when they make the long trip to Letterkenny to take on Donegal.

The Mayo senior hurlers know what is in front of them come the championship - once it gets going in late June.

This week has seen an outpouring of gratitude for a number of Mayo players who have announced their retirement from the inter-county game.

At the Connacht Indoors Senior Masters, at Athlone AIT, there was a total of 142 participants (senior/master) competing in 18 events for men and women. This championship competition was held on Saturday, February 22.

Four Mayo AC masters set out on Sunday Feb 3 for the long trip to the grounds of the Institute of Technology Dundalk for the National Intermediate and Masters Cross Country Championships.