AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 1 – Round 3  Castlebar Mitchels 6-15  Belmullet 1-9  John Paul Heaney at Josie Munnelly Park, Castlebar  Practically nothing could be ...

Mayo PPS Flanagan ‘C’ Cup Final  St Tiernan’s College, Crossmolina 2-13  St Louis CS, Kiltimagh 2-10  Stuart Tynan at Srath Garbh, Foxford  St Tiernan’s College ...

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 1 – Round 3  Ballina Stephenites 0-17  Ballintubber 0-14  Anthony Hennigan at James Stephens Park, Ballintubber  Ballina Stephenites ...

Mayo greatly boosted their chances of reaching the Nicky Rackard Cup semi-final after coming through a battle against Sligo this afternoon in Castlebar, defeating their Connacht rivals 2-22 to 1-21.

Thanks to Trump we live in Orwellian times. Kelly Anne Conway, his former advisor, helped set the template when she invented the term ‘alternative facts’. Another word for lies.

Oscar Wilde once described a cynic as a man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. Sporting administrators, it could be said, occasionally act as though they studied economics at his knee.

Nicky Rackard Cup – Round 4  Saturday, May 9  2pm in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park  Mayo v Sligo  REF: Ciaran Regan (Cork)  ...

I’ve always thought that the phrase ‘victory has many fathers but defeat is an orphan’ can be flipped when applied to Mayo football.

Men in their 70s were consoling each other while teenagers just starting their life’s journey were crestfallen.

TG4 Connacht LGFA Senior Championship – Final  Galway 1-11  Mayo 0-11  Anthony Hennigan in Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada, Carrick on Shannon  The same result but ...

After the bitter pain of defeat to Roscommon, Ryan O’Donoghue has swiftly turned his attention to Mayo’s All-Ireland SFC campaign which gets underway later this month.

Connacht LGFA Minor Final  Roscommon 1-12  Mayo 1-11  Stuart Tynan at Tuam Stadium  Mayo endured more final heartache in Tuam Stadium as Georgia Gerrity’s late point ...

Mayo senior football manager Andy Moran will return to familiar surroundings as the Green and Red discovered their opponents for Round 1 of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

The Mayo senior footballers will visit St Tiernach’s Park in Clones for the second time this season having been drawn to play Monaghan in the opening round of this year’s All-Ireland SFC.

A former Mayo captain is set to join the Australian Women’s Football League. Saoirse Lally has been selected as St Kilda’s seventh pick in the 2026 AWFL pre-season draft.

Galway won their thirteenth Connacht senior ladies football title in sixteen seasons on Sunday afternoon, but not without receiving a stern examination of their credentials from Mayo.

Their opening bow did not go according to plan on the scoreboard against an accomplished Dublin side on Saturday last, but there were enough positives in Mayo’s historic first outing in the All-Ireland Under 20 Ladies Football Championship to ...

Mayo's minors walk into Tuam Stadium on Bank Holiday Monday with a generation of history riding on their shoulders.

The 2026 TG4 Connacht Senior Ladies Football Championship final brings Mayo and Galway together for the fifth year running. Galway are the team to beat.

When was the last time a Mayo senior football team started with two outfield players, one of whom was twice as old as the other? That was the first thought to cross my mind when Andy Moran announced his team last Thursday evening for Mayo’s highly ...

When Andy Moran turned to Cillian O’Connor midway through the second-half on Sunday, it felt a reach for the emergency lever. There's nothing wrong with that. Great managers do it all the time.

The football championship has delivered in spades so far this season and produced its biggest shock to date at the weekend when a well-drilled Down side slayed the beast that is Donegal in their Ulster quarter-final.

For all the good days in his Mayo career, it’s also true to say the emotions of Keith Higgins were put through the wringer more times than he’d probably care to remember.

He did not mean it disrespectfully, because he is not that type of fella, but when Mark Dowd said afterwards his team would need to be ready for ‘tougher challenges’ down the line, it told you plenty about what we had just witnessed in MacHale Park.

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 4 – Round 2  Swinford 2-18  Ardagh 4-11  Caoimhe Murphy in Ardagh  Swinford made it two wins from two with victory by the thinnest of ...

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 5 – Round 2  Islandeady 3-11  Ballycroy 3-10  Stuart Tynan in Islandeady  Islandeady made it back-to-back wins after a narrow victory over ...

Dalata Connacht U20 Football Championship – Final  Roscommon 5-16  Mayo 2-22  Anthony Hennigan at St Jarlath’s Stadium, Tuam  Playing their part in one of the ...

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 1 – Round 2  Ballina Stephenites 0-18  Garrymore 2-9  John Paul Heaney at Garrymore  Football is at its core a simple game.

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 2 – Round 2  Ballinrobe 1-17  Davitts 2-6  At Flanagan Park, Ballinrobe  After a very competitive first-half in Ballinrobe on Saturday ...

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 3 – Round 2 Kilmeena 0-20 Bonniconlon 2-13 Anthony Hennigan in Bonniconlon As advertisements for honest-to-goodness club football go, Saturday evening’s meeting of Bonniconlon and Kilmeena was right up there.

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 1 – Round 2  Claremorris 0-16  Breaffy 1-13  Nathan Guilfoyle at Canon Gibbons Park, Claremorris  A dramatic finale in Claremorris on ...

The Mayo under-20 footballers take on Roscommon in the Connacht Final this evening.

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 1 – Round 2  Westport 0-16  Castlebar Mitchels 0-15  Stuart Tynan at St Patrick’s Park, Westport  Westport finished strongly to pick up ...

This kind of loss will lead to some dark nights of the soul, where you question everything. A few big and tough decisions will be required to get things back on track.

The Mayo under 20 footballers are full of talent and you don’t have to go too far to see the source of it, writes Edwin McGreal.

I’ve always felt it something of a faux pas in GAA journalism where too often an underage team is referred to as the defending champion when in all reality the team might contain none – or very few at least – of the players who had helped win ...

Considering it was Mayo’s biggest championship defeat to Roscommon since 1980 – and Mayo’s heaviest ever home championship loss to the Rossies – the mood was understandably glum among supporters afterwards.

Connacht SFC Semi-Final  Roscommon 2-25  Mayo 1-18  Anthony Hennigan in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar  Bad things really do come in threes.

Mayo senior hurling manager Ray Larkin has received a triple injury boost ahead of tomorrow’s Nicky Rackard Cup game against Fermanagh.

Mayo v Roscommon games resonate that bit more when you’re from border territory.

Substituted in the second half, Aidan O’Shea was among the Mayo players sent for training runs in the corner of McGovern Park after Saturday’s Connacht championship opener.

Nicky Rackard Cup – Round 3  Sunday, April 26  Fermanagh v Mayo  2pm in Brewster Park, Enniskillen  REF: Aiden Aleer  Mayo manager Ray Larkin ...

You really never know for sure what you are going to get in a clash between Mayo and Roscommon.

All roads lead to Castlebar this weekend.

'He has shown unbelievable dedication, courage, and adaptability'

Kobe McDonald is set to make his senior championship debut in this Sunday’s Connacht SFC semi-final against Roscommon having been named to start by Andy Moran.

When Roscommon arrived to MacHale Park in 2019 and dumped Mayo out of the Connacht championship, it was the first time in 33 years that the Shannonsiders had won in Castlebar – in league or championship.

Another hefty defeat in Salthill left many wondering when Kilkenny last lost a championship match by as big a margin as last Saturday’s mauling at the hands of a rampant Galway.

Mayo SFL Division 4 – Round 1  Northern Gaels 4-08  Ballycastle 1-02  Caoimhe Murphy in Tom Langan Park, Ballycastle  There was a big turnout of supporters for a ...

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 1 – Round 1  Crossmolina 2-16  Westport 1-19  At St Tiernan’s Park, Crossmolina  It took substitute Cillian Fergus to kick a two-pointer ...

Nicky Rackard Cup – Round 2  Tyrone 5-16  Mayo 1-25  Stuart Tynan at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar  Despite a late rally, a horror opening by Mayo ...

Keith Higgins was delighted with a 10 points victory over Galway that booked Mayo’s place in the Connacht U20 final but knows further improvement is required if his side is to win the competition outright.

AbbVie Mayo SFL Division 2 – Round 1 Davitts 3-12 Ballaghaderreen 1-18 In Davitt Park, Ballindine A goal and thirteen points contribution by Mayo senior panellist Kuba Callaghan wasn’t enough to see Ballaghaderreen to victory on Saturday, with a ...

The Roscommon forward's red card against New York has been upheld by the GAA's Central Hearings Committee

All roads lead to Castlebar this Sunday.

The Mayo footballers take on Roscommon in the semi-final of the Connacht Football Championship this weekend.

A dreadful start for the Mayo hurlers ultimately proved costly as they were defeated by Tyrone 5-16 to 1-25 this afternoon in the Nicky Rackard Cup.

The question with Sam Callinan has long been whether he is best used as a marker in the full-back line or as an attacking half-back for Mayo.

A pair of underage teams from Co Mayo are set for a day to remember this Sunday, as Croke Park gets set to host the LGFA’s annual U10 Go Games Activity Day.

As a new inter-county championship season got up and running last weekend, we were reminded that the provincial championships still hold an important place in the GAA calendar.

Waking up to the sound of hailstones. The temperature barely above freezing. Double checking the passport was packed. Guys and girls drinking pints in an airport bar at 7:30am. This was no ordinary Championship Saturday.

For the Mayo footballers, it was a case of flying into London, taking care of business and heading home this week to prepare for Roscommon.

A stoppage time penalty from Conor Hoban was ultimately in vain as Mayo exited the Connacht Minor Football Championship this evening after a 2-10 to 1-12 defeat to Galway in Castlebar.

Caesar and Pompey. Mozart and Salieri. Ali and Frazier. One rises, the other responds. Rivalries forged by each side dragging the other to greater heights. And then you have Mayo and Galway.

Mayo resume their Nicky Rackard campaign this Sunday as they welcome Tyrone to Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.

The Mayo footballers take on Roscommon in the semi-final of the Connacht championship later this month.

A Mayo win is vital to maintain any chance of reaching the semi-finals. 

As the Mayo senior footballers got their Connacht SFC campaign underway last weekend, attention now turns to the club scene as the 2026 Abbvie Mayo Senior Football Leagues takes place across Friday, Saturday and Sunday next, April 17/18/19.

From the big underdogs in the National League to heavy favourites in the championship, it is from one extreme to another for Ray Larkin’s side.

Job done in Ruislip. A comprehensive and comfortable victory, what more could we ask for?There is a skill to beating teams you’re comfortably expected to beat.

The Mayo footballers take on Roscommon in the semi-final of the Connacht championship later this month.

The Teams of the 2026 Lidl National Football Leagues – selected by the Ladies Gaelic Football Association’s All-Star committee – have been revealed.

A breathtaking display by Kobe McDonald helped Mayo put Galway to the sword on a 3-16 to 1-12 scoreline.

The Crossmolina sensation finished with 2-3, with his first half goals worth the price of admission alone.

Connacht SFC Quarter-Final  Leitrim 3-15  Sligo 1-20  Gavin Cawley at Markievicz Park  Leitrim produced a major upset as they defeated Sligo for the first time since ...

North Mayo Sweeney Cup Senior Final (replay) Knockmore 0-19  Ballina Stephenites 1-10  Fiona Halligan in St Joseph’s Park, Knockmore  Knockmore won the replayed ...

Andy Moran's side defeated London in the quarter-final last weekend.

The Belmullet forward scored 11 points in Mayo's 13-point victory over London in Ruislip.

Mayo under-20 manager Keith Higgins admitted it would be ‘massive’ for his side to defeat Galway and advance straight to a Connacht U20 championship final.

The result never seemed in doubt yet for all his usual exuberance, you could still sense the relief in Andy Moran afterwards. And understandably so.

Connacht SFC Quarter-Final Mayo 0-31  London 1-15  Anthony Hennigan at McGovern Park, Ruislip Mayo enjoyed a trouble-free opening to their 2026 championship when ...

Mayo got their 2026 Nicky Rackard Cup campaign off to a flyer thanks to a 2-25 to 2-7 win over Armagh at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds.

It is set to be a busy day of action for Mayo GAA across a number of fronts. The Mayo senior footballers get their Connacht SFC campaign underway this afternoon at 2. 30pm when they take on London in Ruislip.

Aidan O’Shea does not need reminding about the dangers of a trip to London.

The Mayo footballers take on London away from home in the quarter-final of the Connacht Championship this weekend.

For a county that craves success, Mayo has become a bit blasé about the Connacht senior football championship.

London’s footballers welcome Mayo to McGovern Park, Ruislip, on the back of their best-ever National League campaign but knowing it could – and perhaps should – have delivered so much more.

The 2026 Connacht championship throws-in on Saturday as Mayo travel to Ruislip to face London.

Andy Moran's side take on London in the Connacht Football Championship Quarter-Final.

Electric Ireland Connacht GAA Football Championship - Round 3 Roscommon 2-17 Mayo 0-13 Edwin McGreal at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park Twelve months ago, Mayo minors were given a lesson by Roscommon in the group stages, losing by nine points.

'It is an incredibly proud moment'

Championship season is about to get underway!

At the end of the league, you can get a pretty good lie of the land. Right now, it’s clear that Donegal and Kerry are a good bit ahead of the rest, but Mayo can take comfort in the fact that they are the best of the rest.

As a player, Andy Moran featured four times for Mayo against London in championship. In three of those years, 2006, 2013 and 2016, the season ended with Mayo in an All-Ireland SFC Final. The other, 2011, took them as far as the semi-final.

Donegal may have won Sunday’s league final against Kerry at a canter, but the Kingdom remain favourites for Sam.