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Big crowds were in MacHale Park, Castlebar as Mayo beat Dublin in Round Two of the National Football League Division One. Pics: Conor McKeown
Sunday was a great day for the Mayo contingent among the over 15,000 who made their way to Castlebar for the National League clash with Dublin.
The Green and Red continued their impressive vein of form by getting the better of Dublin in a sun-filled MacHale Park to keep their impressive run going in Division One.
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Photographer Conor McKeown was on hand to capture some of the happy faces at Mayo GAA HQ.
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