Four Mayo players have been named on this week's GAA. ie Football Team of the Week.

Basketball: Deora Marsh, American born but Ballina by heart, received the ultimate honour from basketball’s governing body in Ireland on Saturday night when he was inducted into the Basketball Ireland Hall of Fame.

The 1921 All-Ireland football championship was a peculiar one, to say the least. It was peculiar for a variety of reasons, and Mayo football had a significant role to play in the manner in which that peculiarity played out.

Mayo cruised to a 0-20 to 1-8 win over Cavan in their opening group game of the All-Ireland Championships in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar this evening.

McHale Raceday, a highlight in the Ballinrobe Racecourse racing calendar, is gearing up for an exciting evening on Monday, May 27th, with a massive announcement that is sure to set pulses racing.

McHale Raceday, a highlight in the Ballinrobe Racecourse racing calendar, is gearing up for an exciting evening on Monday, May 27 – one that is sure to set pulses racing.

There are many proverbs out there relating to success, stretching from the simple to the ridiculous.

The next two games offers Mayo boss Kevin McStay and his players an opportunity for a total reset, writes James Laffey.

Mayo U17 hurling manager Sean Heneghan and his management team have kept faith in the same team that defeated Kerry in the last round of the Electric Ireland Celtic Challenge.

The Connacht Cup semi-final involving Castlebar Celtic and Salthill Devon is set to be replayed after the Galway club successfully won an appeal over the result.

Even though they won all four of their round robin games, there is still plenty for Mayo to improve upon in advance of the Connacht U17 football championship final.

Mayo GAA senior hurling joint-managers Brian Finn and Ray Larkin have named an unchanged team for Round 5 of the Nicky Rackard Cup championship which played Armagh last weekend.

Mayo GAA Senior football manager Kevin McStay has made two changes to his team which started against Galway in the Connacht championship final for their opening game in the All-Ireland Series against Cavan at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.

No matter how bad things are, it’s reckoned they could always be worse.

All-Ireland SFC Group 2 – Round 1  Saturday, May 18  5pm in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park  Mayo v Cavan  REF: David Coldrick (Meath)  The ...

Mr. Michael Ring T. D. has confirmed that an additional €67,654 in funding has been allocated to Tourmakeady GAA for the development of their Astro pitch.

Nicky Rackard Cup – Round 4  Mayo 4-29  Armagh 1-16  Paul O’Malley at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park With fifteen different names among the scorers, including ...

Lo and behold, we had a full round of Super League fixtures last Sunday. After much chopping and changing since the season kicked off two months ago, we finally had all 10 teams out on the same weekend in the Mayo Football League’s top division.

Western People columnist and sports broadcaster Cathal Mullaney as named in the 2024 Sport for Business/PwC 30 under 30 list. Cathal is a freelance sports broadcaster working with RTÉ and Off The Ball.

McDonnell Construction League Two  Ballinrobe Town ‘B’ 2  Ballina Town ‘B’ 9  Patrick Hennelly at The Green  There was an astonishing seven goal deficit in this top ...