Donnacha McHugh has been nominated for GAA. ie Footballer of the Week following his performance in Mayo's victory over Roscommon in the Allianz National Football League. Making significant progress, McHugh continues to impress for Mayo.

Padraic Quinn, former international cyclist, Velotec and TG4 commentator and David Brennan, Castle Books, will discuss their favourite cycling books and more, in the welcoming setting of the Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar on Friday, March 8th, at ...

With a 6-0 win on their travels away to Ballyvary Blue Bombers 'B', Bangor Hibs may have title aspirations on their mind following their return to the Mayo Football League.

St Geralds College manager David Joyce said he is disappointed for his players in sixth year that a chance to win a Hogan Cup has passed them by but he is confident that the younger players will go again next year.

Ray Larkin was delighted to see Mayo continue their winning run in the National League over a resolute Cavan side in Castlebar last Sunday.

Castlebar Celtic  Home ground: Celtic Park  Manager: Stevie Gavin  Key player: Jordan Loftus  One to watch: Fionn Mahon  Last ...

Ballina Town  Home ground: Belleek Park  Manager: Fergal Forde  Key player: Benny Lavelle  One to watch: Oisin Tighe  Last season: ...

Claremorris  Home ground: Concannon Park  Manager: Kevin Lally  Key player: Ryan McLoughlin  One to watch: Lewis Lally  Last ...

Last August, we had the good fortune in Enniscrone/Kilglass GAA club to welcome the then President-elect of the GAA, Jarlath Burns, as our special guest for the opening of our new clubhouse.

As well as the Elverys Sports Super League, the CastleCourt Hotel Premier League also return this weekend and it is an intriguing league as always.

Mayo 0-15Roscommon 0-9Mayo enjoyed a six-point victory over Connacht rivals Roscommon at home in the National Football League this evening. Mayo led by a point after an evenly-matched first half.

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.

Kiltimagh/Knock United  Home ground: CMS Park  Manager: James Costello  Key player: Jack O’Connor  One to watch: Dan Duffy  Last ...

Ballyheane  Home ground: Pat Quigley Park  Manager: Ashley Stevenson  Key player: Ben Edeh  One to watch: Dylan Stevenson  Last ...

As Peter Harte fizzed a long ball into the Tyrone full-forward line, there was still relatively little danger from a Mayo perspective.

Western People sports editor Anthony Hennigan aptly described last week’s defeat to Kerry as pointless but positive’. Replace positive with concerning and that would be an accurate description of the loss to Tyrone.

On a warm sunny morning, on a train bound for nowhere, in February, to a faraway place called Donadea, is a Mayo lass alone, on a long awaited journey to run loops through a forest and achieve an ultramarathon goal.

Mayo GAA senior football manager Kevin McStay has made a number of changes to his team for their Allianz National football league game against Roscommon this Saturday 2nd March at 7:30pm in Hastings lnsurance MacHale Park Castlebar.

Conn Rangers  Home ground: Mount Falcon  Manager: Joe Faughnan  Key player: Colm Rutledge  One to watch: Eoin Prendergast  Last ...

Westport United  Home ground: United Park  Manager: Kevin McNamara  Key player: Darren Browne  One to watch: Cillian White  Last ...