On March 7, 1964, Irish minds were all drifting in one direction – across the Irish Sea.

Allianz Hurling League Division 3A – Round 4 Mayo 0-28 Louth 0-13 At Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence, Bekan The general assumption that Mayo, providing they got their act together, would dominate this year’s Division 3A has so far rung true.

A stunning 89th minute winner by Katie Gibbons saw Manulla beat Salthill Devon 2-1 and march into the Connacht Women’s Cup final. Daisy O'Connor put Salthill ahead inside three minutes and missed a number of chances to extend their lead.

Mayo GAA joint hurling managers Brian Finn and Ray Larkin have made three changes to their team ahead of the Allianz National Hurling League Round 4 game against Louth at the Connacht Centre of Excellence Bekan tomorrow (Sunday) at 2pm.

It said something about Roscommon on Saturday night that their best performance came not in front of the posts but behind the microphone.

Rice College were deservedly crowned FAI Schools Tom Ticher Connacht U17 boys champions after an impressive 3-1 win over St Muredach’s College in Milebush earlier today.

Mayo teams experienced the agony and the ecstasy of schools rugby last Wednesday when one was crowned Connacht champions at the Dexcom Stadium and the other lost their final in the most excruciating circumstances imaginable.

Ticket sales for Ray Moylette's retirement fight are sure receive a boost as former two-time WBC interim heavyweight champion Dillian Whyte will fight on the undercard at the TF Royal in Castlebar on St Patrick's Day.

In sport we must keep moving forward and not look back. Yes, it’s important to reflect, to learn, to analyse but we must keep striving for success and looking forward to what lies ahead.

Aidan O’Shea will make his 100th National Football League appearance if selected for next Sunday’s visit of Derry and is on the cusp of becoming the most capped Mayo senior footballer of all time, writes Anthony Hennigan.