FOOTBALL Those who see Mayo as a certainty have learned nothing from their All-Ireland experiences down the years.
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Mayo were in a class of their own
FOOTBALL Sixty thousand people were left wide-eyed at Mayo’s systematic destruction of the All-Ireland champions.
Quarter-final is bust-a-gut time for Mayo
FOOTBALL The prospect of retribution for Mayo over Donegal comes sooner than we had anticipated, says Seán Rice.
London lose nothing in defeat
FOOTBALL London’s Gaelic footballers romanced this Connacht Final with a dream they had no hope of realising.
Connacht Final 2013: A very special gathering
FOOTBALL No organisation has done more to ease the transition of Mayo people to a new place than London’s GAA community.
Alan Dillon remains a big-part player
FOOTBALL Rumours that Alan Dillon hasn’t recovered from injury were allayed somewhat by his performance for Ballintubber.
No minor achievement by Mayo
FOOTBALL Sean Rice looks at the action that unfolded in Connacht last Sunday.
London almost pull off another shock
FOOTBALL In a way it is unfair that London have to make the journey to Roscommon, but they will travel with confidence.
Connacht’s gulf in class brutally exposed
FOOTBALL Without worthwhile opposition, we are still left scratching our heads about the real worth of the Mayo machine.
Connacht semi-final will go down to the wire
FOOTBALL Between 1964 and 1983, Mayo failed to overcome Roscommon at McHale Park, Seán Rice reflects.
Mayo must shoulder O’Connor loss
FOOTBALL Cillian O’Connor’s misfortune has cooled our dream. Read Seán Rice on the groan echoing around the country.
