Mayo host Dublin in Round 2 of the Allianz Football League Division 1 this weekend.

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Spring has not yet sprung but there was a spring in my step after watching that match on Sunday. It was tremendous fare.

There are not many inter-county games that teams go into certain of defeat but Sunday at home to Laois was one of those for the Mayo senior hurlers. Facing a team who operate two championship tiers above Mayo is hard enough on a normal day.

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Mayo began their Allianz Football League Division 1 campaign with a victory over neighbours Galway in Pearse Stadium yesterday.

Connacht have described one of the features of their new Clan Stand as a “revolutionary addition to Irish sport”. The Tunnel Club is a rather plush looking hospitality suite situated in the depths of the stand.

The day itself was destined to be a victory regardless of anything that happened on the pitch.23 years to the month since a decision by supporters of rugby in Connacht to march on Lansdowne Road in protest at an IRFU proposal to exterminate the ...

They are rarely dull but it’s arguable that never has there been a more exciting or keenly contested game of National League football between Mayo and Galway than that which ended in a three points win for the Green and Red on Sunday afternoon.

Laois 6-23 Mayo 0-12 It was a baptism of fire for Mayo in Division 2 at Adrian Freeman Park in Tooreen on Sunday afternoon. Ray Larkin’s understrength side found Laois just too big a step up in class.