Galway couple avoid jail after stealing over €2,000 worth of cosmetics from a Mayo store
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08 Jan 2026
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08 Jan 2026
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Mayo forward Ryan O'Donoghue proved his worth in a playmaker role. Pic: Conor McKeown
#4: Hennelly is back and shows what he can deliver
The goalkeeper took a break last season and returned with a bang. In the very first minute he slotted a two-point free as if he has never done anything else.
It's exactly one reason why Andy Moran was eager to get Hennelly back into the squad. His long-range scoring ability can be a crucial asset come the Championship.
Many will remember the famous '45 that Hennelly made against Dublin in the 2021 All-Ireland semi-final to level the scores and bring the match to extra-time.
Hennelly went on to score two out of three frees from beyond the arc on Saturday. More to come.
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