Friday 22 October, 2021
Elsewhere today, Tullamore booked their place in the Offaly senior football final.
It’s a Galway, Mayo and Tyrone battle for the Young Footballer of the Year award.
Rain will turn heavy in Atlantic coastal counties this evening, Met Éireann has said.
The householders, in Donegal and Mayo, are seeking 100% redress for their Mica damaged homes.
A look back at the weekend club GAA action.
Paddy Prendergast was full-back on the last Mayo side to lift Sam Maguire.
Applications had been rejected despite engineers’ reports and tests confirming the presence of pyrite.
His comments come days after Mayo GAA condemned ‘personal attacks’ on their players and management.
Breaffy, The Neale, Borris-Ileigh and Nenagh Éire Óg are the clubs in action.
Board officers have said they will meet with James Horan and his management team to ‘review the season and plan ahead’.
At least two such incidents have occurred at Irish hospitals in recent days.
Goals conceded and missed continue to hurt Mayo at the final hurdle.
It finished 2-14 to 0-15 in Tyrone’s favour in Croke Park.
Kieran McGeary was chosen as the Footballer of the Year.
The Mayo manager reflected on their latest All-Ireland final defeat.
The Ulster winners finished with five points to spare in Croke Park.
Tyrone are unchanged from their semi-final win over Kerry for tomorrow’s game at Croke Park.
After playing over 150 senior games for Mayo, Kevin McLoughlin remains a vital figure.
The former Mayo star looks ahead to Saturday’s All-Ireland final.
Mayo face Tyrone in the decider on 11 September.
The men, in their 50s and 30s, were arrested yesterday.
The body of the deceased was discovered in an apartment on Castlebar Street in Westport earlier this month.
The search for the man had commenced on Monday.
A dramatic and pulsating night in Croke Park.
Michael Moyles’ Mayo side suffered a ‘horridly disappointing’ TG4 All-Ireland semi-final loss to Dublin yesterday.
The Mayo boss says the Westport man is in hospital and ‘in a lot of discomfort’.
A thrilling contest unfolded as the game progressed in Croke Park.
Croke Park hosted the TG4 All-Ireland semi-final showdown.
Dublin, Mayo, Cork and Meath are still in the hunt for the Brendan Martin Cup.
Siobhan Killeen starts for Dublin, while Mayo captain Clodagh McManamon returns.
All eyes on Croke Park this weekend for Dublin v Mayo and Cork v Meath.
They were deemed ineligible despite reports from engineers stating their homes are damaged.
2020 finalists Cork and senior newcomers Meath make up the other last-four pairing.
Mayo ran out four-point winners.
The games will take place on the weekend of 14-15 August.
The body of the deceased was discovered in an apartment on Castlebar Street yesterday.
Elsewhere today, Katie Murray hit 2-3 as Waterford booked a last-eight date with Cork.
