AIL Division 2C Ballina 26 Tullamore 18 At Heffernan Park There’s nothing like a verse of ‘The Boys From The County Mayo’ on a crisp November evening! Ballina Rugby's victory song echoed over the Moy on Saturday afternoon to signal a special and ...

McHale Fusion 4 Toyota driver John Warren finished 10th Overall, third two-wheel drive and the Class 13 winner from 150 cars at the Fastnet Rally after his strongest showing to date on the trickiest event on the Triton Showers National Rally ...

In hindsight, a personality like Eddie Jones, fresh out of a drama-fuelled stint in England, was never a perfect match for an Australian side in rebuild mode.

Connacht LGFA Junior Club Final  Claremorris 2-13 St. Brigid’s 2-8Claremorris overcame a stiff challenge from Leitrim champions St.

We witnessed the good, the bad and the ugly in MacHale Park on County Final day on Sunday. The good? An absorbing and hugely entertaining junior final between Lahardane and Shrule-Glencorrib.

John Reilly had just masterminded a monumental and proud day for his club when he paused to reflect on Kilmeena’s first ever county intermediate title win.

Kilmeena sharp-shooter and winner of the Man-of-the-Match accolade on Saturday, Darragh Keaveney, said that victory in the intermediate championship final represented an incredible day for the proud West Mayo men.

One is a goalkeeper, the other a forward. One has long since had their name scribed in the annals of the history of Ballina Stephenites, the ink is still very much fresh on the other.

After a coma-inducing hour of football, the game was crying out for a decisive strike. A moment of inspiration on an otherwise insipid afternoon. A few seconds of potency was all that was required.

Friday nights are about to become a whole lot less exciting for a legion of football fans across the country, as the League of Ireland Premier Division draws to a close on Friday night.

Won’t somebody please think of the children. As advertisements for Gaelic football go, Sunday’s Mayo senior football final sympathised with the Halloween weekend upon which it was played: scary, frightful and grim.

Padraig O’Hora has won a raft of titles with Ballina Stephenites at underage level, all the way through to minor, but the Moclair Cup had eluded him over and over again.

Mayo SFC Final Ballina Stephenites 0-6 Breaffy 0-4  Ballina Stephenites have extended their record as the most successful club in Mayo senior championship history, but as finals go this victory over Breaffy was anything but a classic.

Oscar Traynor Cup – Round 2 Galway League 1 Mayo League 4 An impressive performance from hat-trick hero Ben Edeh helped Mayo on their way to victory over Galway in an exciting encounter at Eamonn Deacy Park on Sunday.

Calor Gas Super Cup Final  Ballina Town 3  Westport United 2  Ballina Town came from behind to deny Westport United a cup double and ...

To say Ballina Town have not had ideal preparation for the Calor Gas Super Cup Final would be putting it mildly.

Breaffy's joint captains Michael Hall and Daire Morrin have experienced the pain of Mayo senior final defeats and are eager to change their luck in what is a momentous year for their club, writes Stuart Tynan.

A fresh injection of young talent is behind the resurgence of Ballina Stephenites’, believes veteran defender Ger Cafferkey who is hoping the experience of last year’s county final will stand to the team on Sunday. Stuart Tynan reports.

Konrad Coghill was part of the team that first guided Breaffy to senior football and could now be the man that oversees their first ever Moclair Cup victory, writes Stuart Tynan.

The referees for all four of next weekend’s Mayo GAA football championship finals have been announced. Sunday’s senior final (4.