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New Mayo LGFA senior football manager Diane O'Hora and her team started their Lidl National Football League campaign with a draw in Breffni Park against Cavan.
And Sinéad Cafferkey, who took a break from Mayo duty last year, is back with a bang. The Kilmovee forward showed her class with a sublime peach of a pass behind the Cavan defense to perfectly set up Sinéad Walsh.
And did the MacHale Rovers striker finish with style. Walsh proves tagain how valuable she is for Mayo.
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Great to see Sinead Caff back doing "actuary" what she does best
— Mayo LGFA (@Mayo_LGFA) January 25, 2026
And what a finish to the back of the net by Sinead Walsh @LadiesFootball https://t.co/JcYIJqahJ3
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