Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor ‘C’ Camogie Semi-Final  Mayo 2-17  Cavan 1-4  At Duggan Park, Ballinasloe  At a sundrenched Duggan Park, Mayo made light work of ...

Mayo manager Colum O’Meara could not have been prouder of his young side after a storming a second half Of the 28 members of his panel, eight of the side play minor camogie also but they produced an accomplished display despite the challenging ...

Very Camogie Leagues Division 4 – Round 2  Mayo 3-13  Louth 1-1  Stuart Tynan in Adrian Freeman Park  Mayo recovered from last week’s defeat to Tyrone to record ...

On a cold, wet and windy afternoon in Tooreen, the Mayo camogie side picked up their first league win of the season with a 3-13 to 1-1 victory over Louth this afternoon.

Mayo Camogie have confirmed the appointment of Colum O'Meara as manager for the senior team.  O’Meara, a native of Killimor and now living in Cappataggle, Co Galway, has been officially appointed to the position.

Mayo Camogie has today warned that if they cannot appoint a new manager for their senior team, they will have to withdraw from the upcoming league campaign and this summer’s All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Championship.