All roads lead to Croker in All-Ireland Final drive
Fri, Sep 10, 2021
All roads to ending 70 years of hurt lead to Croke Park tomorrow evening.
The Mayo senior footballers go in search for the 11th time since 1951 of ending a storyline that has gripped the county like hardly any other.
No supporters were allowed make the pilgrimage to GAA headquarters for last year's final meeting with Dublin due to Covid-19 restrictions, but tomorrow evening, (Saturday, September 11), the Mayo faithful will be back in situ to roar on their team as part of the reduced 40,000-odd crowd permitted at the 80,000-capacity Jones Road venue.
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