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Ciara Needham stood out as Mayo beat Wexford in the Lidl LGFA National Football League Division Two in Swinford Amenity Park. Pic: Sportsfile
There was plenty to savour for the Mayo Ladies when they toppled Wexford in the National League.
Whether it was the 14 points, 13 substitutions, five goals, three debutants, the two-pointer, or the first win of the Diane O'Hora era, the facts and figures all combined to paint a pretty rosy picture in Swinford.
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In all, 28 players featured as O'Hora's charges won well against the Yellow-Bellies. Picking those who shone brightest, therefore, was a tricky feat.
Here, though, we've tried to single out three exceptional displays across the hour.
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