Excitement always reaches a peak when the Mayo Club Championships come around, but the introduction of the new rules has generated a greater buzz than ever.

The undisputed top two teams in the Mayo Football League write the latest chapter in their storied rivalry when they vie for the Mayo Super Cup on Sunday afternoon.

History was made last week (July 30) at Morton Stadium when a new 4x800m Relay World Record was set by the Irish Masters women over 75. The attempt was organised by Ronan Gately and held in conjunction with the Dublin Graded Meet at Morton Stadium.

Sarah Quinn took home the bronze medal in a highly competitive field in the senior 100m women’s hurdles final at the 123. ie National Senior Track and Field Championships last weekend. The St Colman’s South Mayo AC star finished in a time of 13.

The first of the Mayo Cup finals double header sees two sides who may become very familiar with one another next season.

Some seven years ago, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at increasing for a twenty percent increase in participation, attendance and coverage of women’s sport by the year 2020.

Primary Junior C Football Championship Final  Swinford 2-16  Kiltane 3-8  Maggie Chambers at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park  In a gripping encounter at Hastings ...

Mayo JFC Group 1 Round 1  Bonniconlon 1-20  Ballycastle 0-10  Not at their best by any means, but last year’s junior runners-up Bonniconlon still had too much for a gutsy Ballycastle as ...

Mayo Premier Cup Semi-Final  Swinford 0  Snugboro United 0  (AET; Swinford won 5-3 on penalties)  John Corless at James McEvaddy Park  A dive to ...

Mayo JFC Group 1 Round 1  Ardagh 1-12  Killala 0-14  In a nailbiting finale, Brendan Carr broke Killala hearts with a late point in injury time as Ardagh claimed victory in the opening ...