Championship round-up: goalfest across the grounds in Mayo

The following are the results from this evening’s Round 2 games in the Mayo Club Championship, which saw an incredible 38 goals across 11 games.

Senior Group 1

Kilmeena 0-11 Aghamore 0-12

Fergal Boland's injury time winner broke Kilmeena hearts as the east Mayo side came back from six points down to put themselves in a great position to qualify for the quarter-finals.

Group 2

Ballina Stephenites 3-13 Balla 1-8

The defending champions saw off a stubborn Balla with a powerful second half performance as goals from Frank Irwin and Luke Feeney pushed Ballina to an 11-point win.

Westport 3-18 Mayo Gaels 2-11

Three goals in the final ten minutes of normal time by Westport saw off the gallant challenge of Mayo Gaels, with Eoghan McLaughlin instrumental in the Covey's late burst.

Group 3

Knockmore 0-13 Claremorris 0-8

The hosts got their championship hopes back on track with an impressive second half display to see off Claremorris

Group 4

Garrymore 0-13 Castlebar Mitchels 2-7

Mitchels were forced to settle for a draw as a late Darren Quinn free rescued a point for Garrymore, who trailed by five at the break.

Intermediate
Group 1

Crossmolina 2-17 Moy Davitts 5-13

Moy Davitts justified their tags as intermediate favourites as they hit five second half goals to beat Crossmolina.

Group 2

Davitts 3-15 Kiltimagh 1-10

Davitts are in pole position to top group 2 after powering to an 11-point win over Kiltimagh.

Group 3 

Kiltane 1-14 Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin 1-13

The shock of the day saw the Barony boys defeat highly fancied Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin.

Group 4

The Neale 4-14 Burrishoole 4-9

The border boys bounced back from their opening round defeat to defeat Burrishoole in an eight-goal thriller

Junior

Group 1

Kilmovee 0-9 Cill Chomáin 2-7

An impressive showing by Peter Horan wasn't enough for Kilmovee as a goal in each half for the visitors saw them make it back-to-back wins.

Group 3

Eastern Gaels 4-7 Killala 0-6

The hosts picked up where they left off in the previous round as they hammered four goals past Killala.

Sunday’s fixtures (3pm start unless otherwise stated, team named first at home):

SFC
Group 1: Ballintubber v Breaffy (2.30pm); Group 3: Belmullet v Ballaghaderreen; Group 4: Charlestown v Ballyhaunis.

IFC

Group 1: Louisburgh v Lahardane (2pm); Group 2: Hollymount-Carramore v Castlebar Mitchels 'B' (12pm); Group 4: Islandeady v Ardnaree (1pm).

JFC

Group 1: Moygownagh v Bonniconlon (1pm); Group 2: Tourmakeady v Ballycroy (3pm); Ardagh v Shrule/Glencorrib (3pm); Group 3: Achill v Ballycastle (2pm).

*Pick up Tuesday's Western People for full match reports and analysis from all of these games.