Won’t somebody please think of the children. As advertisements for Gaelic football go, Sunday’s Mayo senior football final sympathised with the Halloween weekend upon which it was played: scary, frightful and grim.

Padraig O’Hora has won a raft of titles with Ballina Stephenites at underage level, all the way through to minor, but the Moclair Cup had eluded him over and over again.

Mayo SFC Final Ballina Stephenites 0-6 Breaffy 0-4  Ballina Stephenites have extended their record as the most successful club in Mayo senior championship history, but as finals go this victory over Breaffy was anything but a classic.

Oscar Traynor Cup – Round 2 Galway League 1 Mayo League 4 An impressive performance from hat-trick hero Ben Edeh helped Mayo on their way to victory over Galway in an exciting encounter at Eamonn Deacy Park on Sunday.

Calor Gas Super Cup Final  Ballina Town 3  Westport United 2  Ballina Town came from behind to deny Westport United a cup double and ...

To say Ballina Town have not had ideal preparation for the Calor Gas Super Cup Final would be putting it mildly.

The Mayo Women’s Football League celebrated another successful domestic season at its annual awards presentation event, held in the Park Hotel, Kiltimagh, on Friday night.

Manager Peter Ford and Ballinrobe are keen for the club to return to the senior ranks of Mayo club championship football.

For John Reilly and Kilmeena, a victory in next Saturday’s county intermediate football final would mean the continuation of one of the county’s, if not the country’s, best GAA club stories, writes Paul O’Malley.

National Intermediate Cup – Round 1  Team Merry Monk 71  Castleisland St Mary’s 77  Daragh Coyle at Ballina Sports Centre  It wasn’t to be for Team Merry Monk on ...