Josie Mongan 20A Kennedy Gardens, Castlebar and formerly The Grove, Ballindine, Mayo, RIP
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Mayo GAA supporters will have had a ponderous journey home from Kerry on Saturday after a heavy defeat at the hands of the current All-Ireland champions.
Manager Andy Moran didn't mince his words after the game, when he was speaking to the media.
We sat down this morning in our office and had to chat about what happened this weekend.
It was a weekend of high hopes for Mayo teams. The Westport rugby lads came home from the Dexcom with the Connacht Junior 1B League trophy.
But All-Ireland glory was denied for Balla Secondary School who lost after a heroic fight against St Ciaran's from Tyrone, and St Nathy's Ballaghaderreen were beaten by Cnoc Mhuire.
Watch our Head of Sport Michael Gallagher chat with our reporters Ronan O'Donnell and Oisín Bradley.
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