The GAA world in Mayo and beyond has saluted ‘a true Gael’ in John O’Mahony after the former Mayo, Galway and Leitrim manager passed away last Sunday morning following a short illness.

The funeral details for the late GAA great John O'Mahony have been announced.

The event aims to create a friendly and fun environment, encouraging both newcomers and seasoned players to participate.

A limited number of tickets are available for an exclusive meet and greet session.

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O'Mahony brought success to Mayo, Galway and Leitrim during his time in charge of inter-county teams.

Goals from Blaithin Mackin and Aoife McCoy ended Mayo's aspirations of reaching a fourth consecutive All-Ireland Ladies SFC semi-final in Armagh this evening, falling to a 2-11 to 0-11 defeat.

Friends, family and supporters who made the long trip south to Rathkeale last Thursday were basking in the unbridled joy of this talented group reaching the All-Ireland final, ending a 28-year wait at this age grade for Mayo.

Recent years have seen a huge increase in running, with tens of thousands taking to Ireland’s streets and roads at distances from 5km to the marathon. For some runners, however, the challenge of the roads is not enough.

The football championship has been a slow burner to say the least, but the All-Ireland football semi-final line-up provides a sense of freshness as we enter the business end of the competition.

To mark the bicentenary of the town of Belmullet, the Great Erris Run has been organised to get the community of North Mayo out into the great outdoors.

Well, now, who saw that coming? I for one have to admit that I didn’t think Galway stood a chance against Dublin last weekend. Their epic win though has thrown this year’s championship wide open.

There wasn't a whole lot wrong with Ryan O'Donoghue's missed penalty in Mayo's frustrating shootout with Derry. It could've been hit a little further away from the middle of the goal and it could've been hit a little lower.

Mayo have made two changes for this Sunday's All-Ireland Ladies SFC quarter-final against Armagh. Throw-in time is at 5. 45pm in the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, Armagh.

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The first rounds of the Rumley Cup and Mary Walsh Cup competitions were completed last Friday evening as the Mayo Women's League returned to action after a break.

The Ballaghaderreen man, who won eight Connacht senior titles as an inter-county player, made over 180 appearances for Mayo.

The quarter-final tie will be live on TG4.

“This new sports hub promises to be a game changer for Mayo, enhancing the county's sporting landscape and providing top-tier facilities for athletes and the community.”

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