Mayo GAA confirmed the appointment of a Chief Executive Officer at a County Board meeting in MacHale Park, Castlebar. Pic: Sportsfile
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Mayo FC will enter into the League of Ireland National League. Pic: Sportsfile
Mayo FC have released a video teasing their announcement of their Senior Men's manager as they gear up for the inaugural League of Ireland National League season.
The club formed in 2023 are steadily advancing their preparations for entry into the first ever regional third-tier of the national soccer pyramid.
They launched their hunt for the man in the dugout in early March.
The 21-second clip features a clip of the potential new person in the hot-seat walking across the turf in Umbro Park, Milebush.
In December of 2025, the club were announced as one of the 15 sides in the division, alongside Bonagee United (Donegal), CK United (Carlow/Kilkenny), Cockhill Celtic (Donegal), Home Farm (Dublin), Killarney Celtic (Kerry), Letterkenny Rovers (Donegal), Lucan United (Dublin), Mervue United (Galway), Newbridge Town (Kildare), Salthill Devon (Galway), St. Francis (Dublin), TU Dublin (Dublin), UCC Soccer (Cork), and Villa FC (Waterford).
You can watch the video below:
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