The Mayo GAA club's senior men's team manager has stepped away at the end of the 2025 Championship season. Pic: David Farrell
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15 Nov 2025
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15 Nov 2025
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Stephenites are champions after greatest comeback in the history of Mayo GAA.
The North Mayo men rose from the dead in a historic senior county final: Niall Heffernan's men were ten points down with ten minutes to go.
And yet, thanks to goals from Evan Regan, Dylan Thornton and further magic from Regan, Murray and all players in red and green, the Stephenites have won a third title in-a-row.
Watch Ballina midfielder Mike Murray react to the remarkable finish after the match speaking to The Mayo News.
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