As we stand, Mayo football is a deck in mid-shuffle. Club and county alike are in motion, the order not yet set, every card still in play.

Given it was a familiar stomping ground during her inter-county playing career, Mayo’s Marcella Heffernan was only too delighted to be back in Croke Park for a special celebration a couple of weeks ago.

The Westport Community Games under-15 girls soccer team won gold in the Connacht finals in Tuam Celtic last month. The girls met Sligo’s Ballymote in the semi-final.

Mayo LGFA is delighted to announce the appointment of Diane O’Hora as manager of the Mayo Senior Ladies Football team, following ratification at tonight’s County Board meeting.

The Mayo County Board have officially ratified Andy Moran as the new manager of the Mayo senior football team at tonight’s county board meeting on a three-year term.

Frank Fleming, who passed away in Dublin on August 5th last, was one of the last links to Mayo GAA’s golden era of the early 1950s.

A great footballer does not guarantee a great manager. Current All-Ireland winning manager Jack O’Connor had no county pedigree as a player.

Mayo GAA will be proposing ex-player Andy Moran for ratification as the new Mayo senior football manager. Former All-Star forward Moran will take over the mantle from Kevin McStay.

Mayo GAA added that Andy Moran and his backroom team will bring a wealth of experience from both playing and coaching at the highest levels of inter-county football.

Mayo GAA would like to confirm that the process to appoint the next Mayo senior football manager has now concluded.