Mayo are back in action tomorrow evening as they take on Louth in Croke Park in the first semi-final of this year’s championship.

The team named shows just one change from the quarter-final win over Cork with Conor Loftus coming into the side. It marks Mayo’s first appearance in an All-Ireland semi-final since 2021. Mayo and Louth have met just twice before in the Championship, the 1950 All-Ireland Final and their 2023 All-Ireland Qualifier clash at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park. Throw-in at Croke Park is at 6pm.

The match will be broadcast live on RTÉ and Midwest Radio.

1. Jack Livingstone – Breaffy
2. Jack Coyne (C) – Ballyhaunis
3. Donnacha McHugh – Castlebar Mitchels
4. Eoin McGreal – Garrymore
5. Sam Callinan – Ballina Stephenites
6. David McBrien – Ballaghaderreen
7. Enda Hession – Garrymore
8. Bob Tuohy – Castlebar Mitchels
9. Jack Carney – Kilmeena
10. Stephen Coen – Hollymount/Carramore
11. Conor Loftus – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
12. Jordan Flynn – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
13. Darragh Beirne – Claremorris
14. Ryan O’Donoghue – Belmullet
15. Kobe McDonald – Crossmolina Deel Rovers

16. Rob Hennelly – Raheny
17. Fenton Kelly – Davitts
18. Paddy Durcan – Castlebar Mitchels
19. Rory Brickenden – Westport
20. Conal Dawson – Westport
21. Aidan O’Shea – Breaffy
22. Matthew Ruane – Breaffy
23. Paul Towey – Charlestown Sarsfields
24. Diarmuid O’Connor – Ballintubber
25. Tommy Conroy – The Neale
26. Cian McHale – Moy Davitts