A level of disquiet has emerged in Connacht GAA circles at the announcement last month to do away with pre-season inter-county competitions.

The arrival of Storm Ashley almost felt like a blessing for Mayo, an opportunity to exhale after the chaos of an unforgettable club championship. Winds howled, rain bucketed down, the entire county was brought to a standstill.

Connacht LGFA Junior Club Championship Semi-Final Coolera-Strandhill (Sligo) 4-8 Aghamore 2-13 Patrick Hennelly in Aghamore A gallant Aghamore suffered a heart-breaking defeat on Saturday afternoon last as visiting Coolera-Strandhill just about ...

From the moments directly after their agonisingly narrow loss to would-be champions Kilmeena in last year’s semi-final, the focus of every Moy Davitts player was to get back on the horse and better themselves in 2024.

Crossmolina vice-captain – and Mayo footballer – Jordan Flynn is looking forward to next Sunday’s showpiece against Moy Davitts at MacHale Park and mentions the sprinkling of youth and experience across the club’s starting 15.

Moy Davitts selector Ronan Gilmore is pleased to report a clean bill of health from the East Mayo side’s camp in advance of Sunday’s county intermediate final which means sharpshooter – and former Mayo attacker – Brian Reape is expected to be ...

Two of Bonniconlon’s senior stalwarts with over 30 years of service to the first team between them are ready to contest their first county final for the club on the biggest day in the history of the club for a generation.

Cill Chomáin manager Nigel Reape has said the ‘psych’ of the club matches up well with his own – and that is why he ‘loves the place’.

Conor Mason will be watching this Sunday’s county junior final from the sidelines after a second cruciate ligament injury since the turn of the decade ruled him out of action until next year.

Croke Park is to recognise one of Mayo GAA’s top officers at this year’s MacNamee Awards.