Gurteen’s Roisin Molloy prepares for an FAI Women’s Cup final with Athlone Town

Sligo Rovers U-17 women’s team players currently with Athlone – the other is Manorhamilton’s Muireann Devaney. Molloy, Devaney and their team-mates have to move on from last weekend’s hurt and get ready for what is a first for Athlone, who’ve never previously qualified for an FAI Women’s Cup final. “It was disappointing last weekend but we’re still relatively happy to have finished second – if you told us at the start of the season that we would be runners-up we probably would have taken that,” said Molloy.

“This year, after the mid-season break, we got on a bit of a winning run – we got results again (Markievicz Park, 1.30pm) (Matthew Farrell)

Sunday, November 6

Sligo U-21 ‘A’ Football Championship

FINAL: Ballymote-Bunninadden v St Molaise Gaels (Kent Park, 2pm) (Ronan Hynes)

Sligo U-21 ‘B’ Football Championship

QUARTER-FINAL: Easkey-St Farnan’s v Geevagh-St Michael’s (Easkey GAA Club pitch, Castletown, 2pm) (Ciaran O’Donnell) SEMI-FINAL: Curry v Castleconnor (Curry

GAA Club pitch, 2pm) (Michael Duffy)

Connacht LGFA Junior Club Championship

FINAL: Drumcliffe-Rosses Point v SalthillKnocknacarra (Galway) (Ballyhaunis

GAA Club pitch, 1pm) (TBC) some of the top teams and those would have been goals for us at the start of the season.

“We are all really looking forward to the cup final – with the title race