Listening in to Ocean FM’s coverage of Sligo Rovers’ 1-1 draw with Cork City last Saturday evening, you could feel the tension coming through the radio from the Showgrounds.

Connacht LGFA Intermediate Championship quarter-final  Claremorris 3-18  Drumkeerin 1-03  Eoin Horkan at St Brigid’s Park, Drumkeerin  Claremorris produced a ...

Treanlaur Catering Mayo Junior ‘B’ Football Championship – Final  Killala 2-12  Kilmovee Shamrocks 1-09  Anthony Hennigan in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar  ...

In his captain’s profile ahead of the Mayo SFC final, Lee Keegan enlightened us on several different levels.

There’s a strong case for locking the gates of MacHale Park and keeping Ballina and Westport in there forever. Let them play until the floodlights burn out and the grass grows around their boots.

Three is the magic number for Ballina Stephenites. Make no mistake, this epic comeback victory cements their greatness in the annals of Mayo club football. And what a way to clinch a remarkable three-in-a-row.

As Stuart Tynan explains, hero of the hour Evan Regan and Ballina Stephenites’ longest serving player David Clarke struggled to put words on arguably the most incredible Mayo SFC finalin history

Kiltimagh have made a swift return to intermediate football after they defeated Eastern Gaels 1-17 to 0-7 this afternoon to win the Treanlaur Catering Mayo Junior 'A' Football Championship, their first since 2009.

The thoughts of Ballina Stephenites manager Niall Heffernan were, in his own words, very scrambled after his side had claimed a third Moclair Cup in-a-row. Given the most dramatic of finishes, he could be forgiven.

Connacht LGFA Junior Championship – semi-final Northern Harps 4-14 Swinford/Killasser 5-10 Eoin Horkan in Elphin A late free from the nerveless Lauren Shannagher sealed the fate of Swinford/Killasser on Saturday, as they exited the Connacht junior ...