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At long last, after Mayo's Sam Maguire heroics, the Mayo Club Championships are here!
Across the next few months, teammates become foes and friends become bitter rivals as towns, villages and communities across the county do battle for pride of parish.
Here, we’ve compiled a fact fiel of sorts on every team in the Senior competition for 2026 to give you a flavour of what to expect as you pack up your car and set off for all four corners of the county.
9. CHARLESTOWN SARSFIELDS: The men from Father O'Hara Park are under new management, and face the tricky assignment of a trip to Westport on Week One. Paul Towey is the key cog for the N17-siders, and will need to shine if they are to avoid the odious playoffs to stay out of Intermediate.
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10. CLAREMORRIS: Kevin Beirne's troops are a side with youth coursing through their veins. Darragh Beirne is the epitome of this, but the likes of Rio Mortimer and the Hurleys are also real threats. They didn't make the knockouts last year, and will be targeting that in 2026 with another yearof senior fare undee their belts.
David Farrell
11. CROSSMOLINA DEEL ROVERS: Another team built on the foundation of youth, they have the potential to put it up to anyone in the competition, having made to the semis in 2025. Kobe McDonald has departed for pastures new, but inter-county men Jordan Flynn and Conor Loftus are red-hot, as are the likes of Sean Óg McGuinness and Dylan Flynn.
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12. GARRYMORE: Another well-oiled machine whi can pose problems. Eoin McGreal, coming off the back of his breakout Mayo season, is tenacious, while Enda Hession can cause plenty of problems from deep. Up first is a visit to the champions, Ballina Stephenites.
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