These are not normal days at Castlebar Celtic. For close on two years now, they have been the undisputed number one in Mayo but now it’s time for them to take the next step and, in the words of striker Jordan Loftus, right the wrong of last year.

Ballina: Sunday, May 19, 18-hole men’s stableford (sponsor, Mister A): 1, Kenny Casey 43pts; Category 1, Robert Bradwell 39; Category 2, Steve Harris 41; Category 3, Mark Mc Loughlin 40.

We all love to engage with some nostalgia from time to time.

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

In the wake of Mayo's opening round defeat in the All-Ireland Championship, Mayo senior ladies football manager Liam McHale offered a candid assessment of his team's performance against Dublin.

All-Ireland Ladies SFC Group 4 – Round 1  Dublin 1-10  Mayo 0-5 Cóilín Duffy at Parnell Park  Mayo will need to beat Kildare next weekend to keep their All-Ireland title aspirations ...

The margin of victory was justified given Mayo’s overall dominance of this All-Ireland minor quarter-final but the most satisfying thing about Saturday’s game was the consistency of performance.

Plans are afoot to inject new life into an old game with a five-year strategic plan for handball in Co Mayo unveiled to great fanfare last month.

Athletics: Another record breaking performance has delivered Ballina racewalker Seamus Clarke a significant victory on the continent. The Moy Valley AC athlete won gold at an U18 meet in sunny Palafrugell on Saturday.

Athletics: Mayo AC had two runners among the thousands who participated in the annual Cork City Marathon which took place on Sunday, June 2.