The Mayo News
Weekly newspaper from County Mayo, West of Ireland
Almost before they realise it, Charlestown are back in business. Seán Rice looks at their game with Castlerea.
Who would begrudge Westport their first major title in almost forty years?
Summer has come and gone and the springtime promise of the Mayo senior championship failed to bloom.
Charlestown’s dream of another county title will evaporate unless they improve on last Sunday’s performance.
The meter is running out at last, and Crossmolina is no longer the powerhouse of Mayo football.
No man played a more vital role in the dethronement of Ballaghaderreen than Crossmolina’s James Nallen.
Ten minutes from the end, the notion that Mayo minors might steal a match they had not dominated took hold.
There’s scarcely a soul in the country that would begrudge Mayo the All-Ireland minor title next Sunday.
Success comes at a price, as the Mayo minors have brought the county senior championship to a halt.
Mayo minors managed a win that even the most vivid imagination could scarcely have envisaged at half-time.
Mayo minors have made steady progress since the day Aidan Walsh’s late point forced a draw with Roscommon.
FOOTBALL Chris Barrett departed the inter-county scene last week after 13 seasons. Mike Finnerty assesses his contribution to Mayo football
Read more ...FOOTBALL Chris Barrett departed the inter-county scene last week after 13 seasons. Mike Finnerty assesses his contribution to Mayo football
Read more ...FOOTBALL Former Mayo forward Maurice Sheridan believes that managing the Mayo Under-20 team is ‘a golden opportunity’ for him
Read more ...SPORT We pick out five up and coming young Mayo sports stars that you should keep an eye on in the year ahead
Read more ...FOOTBALL Ger Flanagan reports on Peter Leahy’s resignation as Mayo ladies manager last week, along with the election of a new County Board executive
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