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Kobe McDonald, Mark Moran, Cillian O'Connor and Cora Staunton all impressed on their Mayo football debuts. Pics: Sportsfile
Cillian O'Connor (2011 v GMIT)
Mark Moran (2020 v Galway)
Cora Staunton (1995 v Laois)
Kobe McDonald (2026 v Monaghan)
Over the years, many proud Mayo men and women have pulled on that famed Green and Red jersey with pride.
However, some have put on true showings for the ages on their first appearances for their county senior side.
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However, who performed best of them all?
Here, you can decide just that, by voting for which of these four inter-county superstars had the best debut of all.
Be sure to vote, as the poll closes at 2.30 pm tomorrow (Friday, February 27), with the winner being revealed at 3 pm.
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