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A is for AIDO
When a fresh-faced Aidan O’Shea made his way onto the pitch on February 1, 2009, it was the start of
one of the most incredible careers in the county’s history.
After three All-Stars, eight All-Ireland final appearances and countless major moments, the Breaffy man-
monster made his 200th appearance against Leitrim in the 2025 Connacht semi-final.
READ MORE: Aidan O'Shea - Mayo's man for all seasons
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