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 ...

Mayo SHC Final  Tooreen 0-13  Ballyhaunis 0-8  Anthony Hennigan in Ballyhaunis  After an hour of arguing and knocking lumps out of each other, the players stood in ...

Michael Walsh Cup Senior Final  Knockmore 3-17  Charlestown Sarsfields 3-12  (AET, 3-11 apiece at full-time)  Daragh Coyle at Robert McCallion Park, ...

Breaffy's joint captains Michael Hall and Daire Morrin have experienced the pain of Mayo senior final defeats and are eager to change their luck in what is a momentous year for their club, writes Stuart Tynan.

Konrad Coghill was part of the team that first guided Breaffy to senior football and could now be the man that oversees their first ever Moclair Cup victory, writes Stuart Tynan.

A fresh injection of young talent is behind the resurgence of Ballina Stephenites’, believes veteran defender Ger Cafferkey who is hoping the experience of last year’s county final will stand to the team on Sunday. Stuart Tynan reports.

The referees for all four of next weekend’s Mayo GAA football championship finals have been announced. Sunday’s senior final (4.

For Mayo’s most successful championship club, to have not lifted the Moclair Cup in sixteen years can certainly be classified as a famine. Ballina Stephenites manager Niall Heffernan is hopeful the wait can come to an end next Sunday, writes Stuart Tynan.