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They say in politics that a week is a long time, and oftentimes the same can be the case in sport too.

They served up a cracking Connacht final but both Mayo and Galway are going to have to improve massively if wishing to ruffle some feathers over the course of the rest of the championship, writes Kevin Egan.

In many ways, Mayo's afternoon imitated the weather. As the atmosphere built off Dr Mannix Road, the sun blazed against the clearest sky of the year. Mayo likewise arrived in Galway full of promise and hope.

Padraic Joyce took aim at his critics after Galway caught Mayo late on to win a third straight Connacht title, the county’s first three-in-a-row since 1984.

There is always the danger that we read too much into a one-point defeat at the hands of our oldest rivals, but there’s no doubt Mayo have plenty to work on if wanting to reach the All-Ireland’s knock-out stages, writes James Laffey.

Mayo GAA U20 Hurling manager Brian Finn and his management team have made three changes to their match day team that defeated Donegal in the quarter final.

It’s not often you win by 13 points yet the performance is considered not up to scratch.

Connacht U17 Football Championship – Round 4 Mayo 3-8 Leitrim 0-4 Stuart Tynan in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar Mayo booked their spot in the Connacht U17 football championship final after putting Leitrim to the sword in the second-half ...

South Mayo O’Mara Cup Final  Garrymore 2-15  Hollymount-Carramore 1-10  John Paul Heaney at St Coman’s Park, Hollymount  The yearning for back-to-back South Mayo ...