God loves a trier so He would have loved Mayo’s super-human effort against Dublin at the weekend.

When Philip II of Macedon was expanding his empire, he sent a threatening message to the Spartans that was in no way ambiguous. “If I invade Laconia,” he said, “you will be destroyed, never to rise again.

Davitts GAA have officially opened their new remote work hub/office space, community lighted walkway and energy conservation and solar panels.

All-Ireland Championship – Group 2 – Round 3  Sunday, June 16  3.

It’s no slight on Mayo to point out that even had they a full deck from which to pick next Sunday, the bookies would still have them long odds to overcome Dublin – but we’ll live in hope, writes Anthony Hennigan.

The Mayo team to play Dublin on Sunday in the final round of the All-Ireland SFC group series shows one change from that which started the Round 2 clash with Roscommon.

On the cusp of the hour mark at Dr Hyde Park on Saturday evening, Ryan O'Donoghue neatly slotted a penalty and Mayo went five points up against a tiring Roscommon side. That should've been game, set and match.

The GAA has confirmed its referees for the final round of group games in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

Electric Ireland All-Ireland MFC Quarter-Final  Saturday, June 8  4.

Homeland U16 Division Four League Final  Achill 2-12  Moy Davitts 0-9  Patrick Hennelly at McGovern Park A doughty Achill produced a sparkling second half display which ...

Mayo manager Kevin McStay hailed a ‘terrific’ display by Eoghan McLaughlin after they came away with a third win on the trot this year against Roscommon.

Nicky Rackard Cup Final  Donegal 3-17  Mayo 0-22  Stuart Tynan at Croke Park  A gutsy and heroic Mayo fell just short in the Nicky Rackard Cup Final last Sunday as a ...

All-Ireland SFC Group 2 – Round 2  Roscommon 1-15  Mayo 2-14  Stuart Tynan at Dr Hyde Park  Attendance: 8,597  Beating a team for the third time ...

The year usually begins in second gear.

All-Ireland SFC Group 2 – Round 2  Saturday, June 1  5pm in Hyde Park  Roscommon v Mayo  REF: Barry Cassidy (Derry)  Cast your thoughts back to ...

Mayo SFL Division 1B – Round 4  Ballintubber 0-10  Balla 1-11  Nathan Guilfoyle at Ray Prendergast Memorial Park  This was far from a classic but it will not matter ...

Mayo SFL Division 1B - Round 4  Claremorris 3-14  Mayo Gaels 1-9  Jonathan Burke in Canon Gibbons Park  Claremorris continued their hunt for promotion to Division 1A ...

Mayo SFL Division 1B - Round 4  Moy Davitts 1-9  Kiltane 1-11  Patrick Hennelly at Srath Garbh A gutsy Kiltane claimed the spoils in what was a keenly contested ...

An informative presentation was made by James Horan to Mayo GAA delegates at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park last Wednesday evening, where the former Mayo senior football manager gave an insight to the work being undertaken by the GAA’s Football ...

Mayo GAA SFL Division 1A – Round 4  Castlebar Mitchels 3-18  Ballyhaunis 0-5  Maggie Chambers at Josie Munnelly Park  Castlebar Mitchels have made it four wins from ...

Mayo SFL Division 1A – Round 4  Ballina Stephenites 0-8  Charlestown Sarsfields 0-10  Stuart Tynan at James Stephens Park  It wasn’t pretty by any means but ...

Mayo SFL Division 1A – Round 4  Knockmore 0-11  Belmullet 0-3  Mike Kelly at St Joseph’s Park  Fourteen-man Knockmore ran out comfortable winners against a ...

County Minor Football League Division 1 – Final Westport St Patrick’s 1-21 Castlebar Mitchels 2-12(AET, 1-13 to 2-10 at full-time) Patrick Hennelly in Islandeady A pulsating Division 1 minor final unfolded at a well-attended Islandeady last Tuesday ...

As a footballing experience, particularly with a view towards preparing for taking on Dublin in a few weeks, there was very limited value to Mayo’s victory over Cavan, writes Kevin Egan.

The debate will rage on about the merits of using Cillian O’Connor and Aidan O’Shea as impact substitutes but the defeat to Galway and the victory over Cavan has perhaps given us the answers to both questions, writes James Laffey.

In the finest spirit of making a silk purse out of a sow’s ear, Mayo joint manager Ray Larkin reflected on his side’s coughing up of a strong lead against Roscommon last Saturday and used it as an opportunity to try and shift some of the pressure ...

It’s both interesting and strange sometimes to see how differently results can be interpreted.

If there’s one thing that seems pretty certain about this week’s upcoming final of the Connacht U17 football championship (Friday at 7.

Mayo SFL Division 1A – Round 3 Charlestown 4-12 Knockmore 1-17 John Paul Heaney at Fr O’Hara Park, Charlestown Those fortunate enough to be in Fr O’Hara Park last Sunday certainly won’t forget this game for a while.

The performance never reached the heights it might have but the win was all that mattered to Mayo manager Kevin McStay last Saturday evening.

The next two games offers Mayo boss Kevin McStay and his players an opportunity for a total reset, writes James Laffey.

No matter how bad things are, it’s reckoned they could always be worse.

All-Ireland SFC Group 2 – Round 1  Saturday, May 18  5pm in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park  Mayo v Cavan  REF: David Coldrick (Meath)  The ...

Nicky Rackard Cup – Round 4  Mayo 4-29  Armagh 1-16  Paul O’Malley at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park With fifteen different names among the scorers, including ...

Mayo SFL Division 1A – Round 2  Castlebar Mitchels 7-12  Charlestown Sarsfields 2-08  Maggie Chambers in Munnelly Park  Castlebar Mitchels are a team to watch this ...

Mayo SFL Division 1B – Round 2  Kiltane 1-11  Ballintubber 0-13  Paul O’Malley at Ray Prendergast Memorial Park, Clogher  Ultan Corrigan and Adam Carabine scored ...

Mayo SFL Division 1A – Round 2  Knockmore 0-13  Parke Keelogues Crimlin 0-12  Mike Kelly in St Joseph’s Park, Knockmore  Knockmore overcame a second-half red card ...

Mayo SFL Division 1A - Round 2 Davitts 1-11  Belmullet 0-12  At Davitt Park, Ballindine  Belmullet made a 220 kilometre round trip to Ballindine on Saturday evening ...

In many ways, Mayo's afternoon imitated the weather. As the atmosphere built off Dr Mannix Road, the sun blazed against the clearest sky of the year. Mayo likewise arrived in Galway full of promise and hope.

Mayo defender Saoirse Lally has certainly had a whirlwind 2024 to date.

There is always the danger that we read too much into a one-point defeat at the hands of our oldest rivals, but there’s no doubt Mayo have plenty to work on if wanting to reach the All-Ireland’s knock-out stages, writes James Laffey.

Despite missing a glut of goal chances, Mayo still had plenty in the tank as they defeated Sligo 1-12 to 0-11 in Friday night's final round of group games in the Connacht minor championship to maintain their 100% record.

Nicky Rackard Cup – Round 4  Mayo v Armagh  Saturday, May 11  At Hastings Insurance MacHale Park  After a Bank Holiday weekend free of gametime for the Mayo senior ...