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Pics: Sportsfile
MICHAEL GALLAGHER (Head of Sport)
Mayo SFC: Westport to bounce back and win it
Mayo IFC: Kiltane, if they get everyone on the pitch
Mayo JFC: Ardagh have the tools to win it
All-Ireland SFC: Tyrone. A good manager and top players
All-Ireland SHC: Limerick. One last rattle
How will Mayo do: Definitely last eight and anything can happen after that
Super League: Castlebar Celtic, but Westport United will push them all the way
Premier League: Arsenal (I hope)
Champions League: I'd love it to be Arsenal
World Cup: It just might be England
League of Ireland: Shamrock Rovers
Six Nations: England – makes little difference at this stage of World Cup cycle
Champions Cup: Caelan Doris to bring the cup to Lacken
Mayo Ladies SFC: Westport – building an empire
Mayo SHC: Tooreen but Ballyhaunis haven't gone away
Cheltenham Gold Cup: Gaelic Warrior
Breakout star of 2026: Ailish Quinn, the Ballina RFC woman will have a big year for Ireland
Sporting wish for 2026: To be singing 'The Boys From The County Mayo' around midnight on July 26
Rogue shout of 2026: Swinford's Eoghan Lavin to take a big step to boxing stardom
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