Mayo senior football manager Kevin McStay has named an unchanged team from the starting team in the quarter final clash with Roscommon. The starting fifteen who now face Galway is listed below. The Connacht Final is this Sunday 5th May in Pearse Stadium Salthill. Throw-in is at 4pm.

Mayo and Galway have met on 94 occasions in the championship with 45 wins for Mayo, 43 for Galway and six draws.

Sunday will be the 13th meeting of Mayo and Galway in Pearse Stadium, the first was famously in 1967 when Mayo dethroned the reigning three-in-a-row All-Ireland champions by 3-13 to 1-8. On the day the Mayo team that captured the Connacht Titles in 1996, 1997 and 1999 will be honoured on the field at half time. Paddy Durcan will captain the team on the day.

Meath’s David Gough is named to referee this game.

Live broadcast on RTE and Midwest Radio with commentary from Michael D McAndrew and Martin Carney

Mayo GAA will have live updates across all social media channels.

Purchase your tickets here: https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/connachtsfc24

1. Colm Reape Knockmore
2. Jack Coyne Ballyhaunis
3. Rory Brickenden Westport
4. Sam Callinan Ballina Stephenites
5. Paddy Durcan (C) Castlebar Mitchels
6. David McBrien Ballaghaderreen
7. Donnacha McHugh Castlebar Mitchels
8. Stephen Coen Hollymount Carramore
9. Matthew Ruane Breaffy
10. Jordan Flynn Crossmolina Deel Rovers
11. Fergal Boland Aghamore
12. Jack Carney Kilmeena
13. Aidan O’Shea Breaffy
14. Tommy Conroy The Neale
15. Ryan O’Donoghue Béal an Mhuirthead

16. Rob Hennelly Raheny
17. Enda Hession Garrymore
18. Conor Loftus Crossmolina Deel Rovers
19. Darren McHale Knockmore
20. Eoghan McLaughlin Westport
21. Cillian O’Connor Ballintubber
22. Diarmuid O’Connor Ballintubber
23. Padraig O’Hora Ballina Stephenites
24. Kevin Quinn Ballinrobe
25. Paul Towey Charlestown Sarsfields
26. Bob Tuohy Castlebar Mitchels