Monday 27 June, 2022
The star Green and Red forward is looking forward to a ‘big derby’ with ‘a lot at stake’.
James Horan brings Frank Irwin and Sam Callinan in to his starting team.
The Young Footballer of the Year is back in action for James Horan’s side.
‘After some careful thinking and a lot of support from family, I have decided to stay in Ireland.’
The FBD League meeting throws in at 6pm.
‘It is important that we move forward together for the betterment of Mayo football,’ said Horan.
The Davitts man made his debut in 2008.
The former Mayo star looks ahead to Saturday’s All-Ireland final.
Michael Moyles’ Mayo side suffered a ‘horridly disappointing’ TG4 All-Ireland semi-final loss to Dublin yesterday.
A thrilling contest unfolded as the game progressed in Croke Park.
The Green and Red stalwart scored 0-7 in a man-of-the-match display, before climbing the steps of the Hogan Stand.
Rachel Kearns is the 14th Irish player confirmed for the upcoming season.
The two-time All-Star is ‘out for the foreseeable future’ – likely the remainder of the 2021 season.
The Dublin hurling draw was also made tonight.
Aidan O’Shea not named in Mayo XV following knee injury scare last month.
New boss Michael Moyles offered an update on his panel this evening.
The 2020 captain limped off when the county returned to collective training last week.
Michael Moyles succeeds Peter Leahy in the role.
Fiona McHale has been absent from the set-up since 2018.
‘I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have played for Mayo alongside an extraordinary group of players. I’ve loved every minute of it.’
‘It has been an honour and a privilege to wear the green and red with pride.’
James Horan’s men march on after lifting the Nestor Cup.
Mayo hit 2-17 in a remarkable first-half display in the Division 1 tie.
Throw-in for the Division 1 football showdown in Castlebar is 1pm.
Peter Leahy’s side’s second victory of the campaign lifts them to joint second in the table.
Mayo GAA have confirmed an interesting addition to the coaching ticket.
All eyes on Croke Park at 5pm.
Peter Leahy’s side’s revival has been admirable.
The Westerners booked their All-Ireland semi-final spot last night.
James Horan’s men were nine-point winners at Croke Park.
Mayo captain Niamh Kelly on how far ladies football has come, and her side’s resurgence in 2019.
Mayo and Collingwood star Sarah Rowe on her recent AFLW award and subsequent donation to charity, and her plans going forward.
After a difficult 2018, Leahy was re-appointed earlier this week.
Sarah Rowe is happy to draw a line under the row and move on.
Mayo’s Aidan O’Shea has his say on the proposed rule changes to Gaelic football.
Aidan O’Shea is delighted with James Horan’s return to the Mayo helm.
Ballyvary and Caiseal Gaels have both released statements airing their disappointment.
The Westerners’ former boss James Horan has also had his say.
‘We have stepped away from the panel for player welfare issues that are personal and sensitive to the players involved.’
Seamus O’Shea is facing into a spell on the sidelines after undergoing surgery on his shoulder.
