Liam McHale has stepped down as manager of the Mayo ladies senior football team. The announcement has come following the team's successful retention of their senior championship with a victory over Leitrim in Saturday's relegation playoff.

TG4 All-Ireland LGFA Senior Championship Relegation Playoff Mayo 2-14  Leitrim 0-13  Stuart Tynan in Kilcoyne Park, Tubbercurry Mayo have secured their place in the ...

West Mayo U16 ‘B’ Football Championship – Final  Burrishoole 3-08  Kilmeena 1-13  At McGovern Park, Newport  In the context of a game that finished with just one ...

Castlecourt Hotel West Mayo MFC ‘A’ Final  Castlebar Mitchels 3-14  Na Fianna 1-14  Stuart Tynan at Páirc Naomh Mhuire, Tourmakeady  Castlebar Mitchels held off a ...

It began without fuss. Without fanfare. Without boisterous crowds lining narrow roads. There were no epic ascents into the Alps, just the quiet undulations of the French countryside.

Mayo manager Liam McHale has named his side for tomorrow’s (Saturday) TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship relegation play-off against Leitrim.

Mayo GAA wished him the best of luck.

Athletics: Mayo AC has enjoyed some great success in a number of recent events. The Streets of Sligo 5k returned on June 2 for the first time since 2019. There was a slight drizzle as starters lined up between WB Yeats’ statue and Hyde Bridge.

Basketball: Sligo native Michael Bree has been appointed as head coach of the Ireland senior men’s basketball team ahead of their upcoming of FIBA EuroBasket 2029 Pre-Qualifiers, which begin in November.

Athletics: The Great Erris Run returns this summer and this year’s event, which is to take place on Sunday, August 10, carries a deeply personal and heartfelt meaning.