It’s only the few clubs in Mayo that can boast of provincial success and even fewer can say they have experienced that feeling on more than one occasion.

A newly-published book by former Mayo footballer and underage manager John P Kean ‘will provoke an awful lot of debate among supporters and people who have a real interest in taking Mayo to the next level’.

Western People reporter Tom Byrne was among the few thousand Irish fans fortunate to be in the Puskás Aréna when Troy Parrott delivered the memory of a lifetime.

Kilmeena manager Damien Egan admitted their third quarter display was a ‘killer’ as Strokestown denied the Mayo intermediate champions another provincial title last Sunday in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.

As the Christmas lights start to flicker, lights in the world of GAA also switched this past week, from red to green, with counties permitted to return to collective training officially as Friday marked six weeks until the start of inter-county ...

Mayo U21 ‘A’ Football Championship Semi-Final Westport 2-21 Balla 1-7 Stuart Tynan in St Patrick’s Park, Westport  Over thirty miles away, the U21 ‘A’ semi-final between Claremorris and Aghamore was a gripping battle that went the distance.

AIB Connacht Club IFC Final  Strokestown 4-11  Kilmeena 0-14  Stuart Tynan in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park  It was a day to forget for Kilmeena as two goals in ...

Rarely has a team been made work so hard for victory. Rarely has a team worked so hard and come away with nothing.

AIB Connacht Club IHC Final Tooreen 3-21 Meelick-Eyrecourt 2-12 Anthony Hennigan at King & Moffatt Dr Hyde Park, Roscommon It’s stronger they’re getting.

Pride. It was an emotion that Ray Larkin referenced more than once as he reflected on another momentous day in the history of Tooreen – and Mayo – hurling.