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The Mayo football team that lined out against Galway in Pearse Stadium on Sunday, January 25. Pic: Sportsfile
Rob Hennelly
Eoin McGreal
Stephen Coen
Enda Hession
Sam Callinan
Michael Plunkett
Seán Morahan
Bob Tuohy
David McBrien
Jack Carney
Ryan O'Donoghue
Jordan Flynn
Darragh Beirne
Aidan O'Shea
Tommy Conroy
Paddy Durcan
Conal Dawson
Cian McHale
James Carr
Fergal Boland
A successful start for Mayo GAA manager Andy Moran as his team beat Galway in their National Football League opener in Pearse Stadium Salthill on Sunday.
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