Paddy Durcan said the unity of the Mayo squad was central to their eye-catching win against Tyrone last Saturday, writes Anthony Hennigan.

Not one excuse would Ray Larkin offer for his side’s defeat. Personally, I’d have forgiven him one.

Homeland County U16 Football League Division 2 – Final  Charlestown Sarsfields 2-11  Ballinrobe 1-7  Jonathan Burke at Canon Gibbons Park, Claremorris  A final ...

Homeland County U16 Football League Division 1 – Final Castlebar Mitchels 4-15 Ballintubber 1-20 (AET, 1-12 to 0-15 at full-time) Maggie Chambers in Islandeady After a dramatic battle, where momentum swung back and forth throughout and that ...

O’Mara Cup Final  Mayo Gaels 2-16  Claremorris 0-11  Stuart Tynan in Canon Gibbons Park  Mayo Gaels finished strongly to claim the O’Mara Cup in the backyard of ...

Jarlath Burns admitted saying a decade of the rosary while on his way from Croke Park to Westport for last Monday’s special meeting of Mayo County Board. He isn’t the first man to have resorted to prayer on matters Mayo GAA.

Nickey Rackard Cup – Final  Roscommon 3-16  Mayo 1-21  Anthony Hennigan in Croke Park  They scored 22 times. They shot 20 wides. They dropped some balls short.

Mayo defeated Tyrone last weekend.

Ballinrobe Racecourse hosted its biggest fixture of the year on Monday evening last with the eagerly anticipated McHale Raceday, and while damp conditions prevailed, the thrilling racing action more than made up for the weather.

All-Ireland SFC Group 1 – Round 2  Mayo 2-17  Tyrone 1-13  Anthony Hennigan in O’Neill’s Healy Park, Omagh  Crisis.

When John Gibbons, the delegate for Louisburgh GAA club, said he didn’t think someone “could stoop that low”, he seemed to speak for an entire room.

There was no joy for the Mayo sides in action at the Comórtas Peile na Gaeltachta in Ráth Chairn, Co Meath last weekend, as Cill Chomáin and Béal an Mhuirthead failed to return home with silverware.

Homeland County MFL Division 1 – Final  Westport 1-15  Crossmolina 1-14  Patrick Hennelly in Parke  A resolute Westport edged a gripping encounter on Wednesday ...

Athletics: Ballina star Seamus Clarke sent another walking record tumbling at the 123. ie All-Ireland Schools Track and Field Championships held in Tullamore last Friday and Saturday.

I’ve left the Canaries and its barren red, open volcanic landscape behind for now. So long to its basking sunshine yet cooling breezes, the miles and miles of trails, mountains, sand and tracks to trot away on, and its warm blues seas.

Crisis. What crisis?A week that began with Mayo making headlines for unfortunate off-the-pitch reasons, has ended with the senior footballers doing what they do best – upsetting the applecart.

Not for the first time, Mayo hearts were broken by a late Croke Park winner as Brendan Mulry fired over a late point for Roscommon to clinch the Nicky Rackard Cup this afternoon on a scoreline of 3-16 to 1-21.

Like many her age, Aoife Heaney is just finishing her exams before looking towards the summer. However, not many fifth year students in Ireland, much less Mayo, can say they have made history and represented their country.

Last week's Europa League final brought together two clubs with a lot of similarities.

Mayo senior hurling manager Ray Larkin and his management team have named their team to face Roscommon in today’s (Saturday) Nicky Rackard Cup Final on Saturday 31st May at 1pm in Croke Park.