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So Galway did ‘bate’ Mayo after all in last Saturday’s Connacht SFC semi-final.

Will Galway bate Mayo? Most people say no, but we’ll find out next Saturday.

Mayo's Connacht senior championship campaign begins in London on Sunday with a quarter-final clash against the Exiles, with a place in the June 18 semi-final against Galway up for grabs.

The Mayo News Gaelic football podcast returns to review Mayo's 2016 National Football League campaign which brought three wins from seven and survival in Division 1 on the final day thanks to scoring difference

Billy Joe Padden talks to Rob Murphy ahead of Mayo’s trip to Ballybofey for the National Football League game against Donegal, and runs the rule over all the Division 1 teams.

The Mayo News Football Podcast returns for another season and to kick off our 2016 series, we begin with the traditional National Football League preview show.

After a tumultuous six weeks in Mayo GAA, The Mayo News podcast returns for a November special. After a motion of 'no confidence' was passed by the majority of the county senior football squad in joint managers Pat Holmes and Noel Connelly, their subsequent resignation led to a search for a new manager.

Host Rob Murphy was in Croke Park alongside Corofin manager Stephen Rochford Edwin McGreal and Daniel Carey to reflect on Mayo’s exit from the 2015 championship.

Our host Rob Murphy and Edwin McGreal are at Croke Park to reflect on Mayo’s draw with Dublin, with Sean Rice, Paul Earley, Mike Finnerty and Daniel Carey also checking in.

Our preview podcast comes to you from Breaffy GAA club where our Sports Editor Mike Finnerty, Mayo ladies footballer Fiona McHale, and Castlebar Mitchels manager Declan O'Reilly join host Rob Murphy.

Host Rob Murphy is joined by Stephen Rochford, Seán Rice, Edwin McGreal and Daniel Carey for our podcast, recorded in Croke Park during and after the All-Ireland quarter-final against Donegal.

By Saturday evening, barring a draw, four teams will be left in the race for Sam Maguire. Can Mayo book themselves a place in the All-Ireland semi-finals for a fifth consecutive season or will the 2012 winners Donegal bring our campaign to a sudden halt?