Roscommon fan sends hilarious message to all farmers ahead of Mayo match

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The Monday afternoon replay date between Mayo and Roscommon, in the All-Ireland quarter final, has thrown many fans for a loop. Supporters from both sides travelled to Croke Park in large numbers, last Sunday, and many more are expected to make the return journey on the Bank Holiday. That means supporters have been planning trips to Dublin from out west and that social, formal or work commitments have - in many cases - been re-jigged. Spare a thought or two for dairy and beef farmers, especially those in Roscommon. SportsJOE reader Padraig Kearney got sight of this text from a Rossies supporter who is trying to give himself as big a window as possible to enjoy the quarter final replay whilst keeping his clients - farmers and cows - content. Check out the message [below] that he was sending out earlier this week. We love 'UP THE ROSSIES' near the end.

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Roscommon fan sends hilarious message to all farmers ahead of Mayo match

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