Mayo GAA

Commemorating 50 years since Dublin came in from the cold in under-21 football

The Dublin under-21 football team that contested the 1975 All-Ireland final: Top (from left): Johnny Corcoran, Brian Mullins, Liam Egan, Tony Fayne, Kenny Bruton, Mick Holden, Camillus Fitzpatrick and Gerry McCaul. Bottom (from left): John Thompson, Seán McCarthy, Paul Connellan, PJ Buckley, Fran Ryder, Brian Fitzpatrick and Peter Reany.

Andy Moran ratified as Mayo senior football manager

Former Footballer of the Year given three-year term

As a player Andy Moran was relentlessly positive. Mayo need that now

A great playing career can’t be the only thing going for you as a manager, but it buys time and instant respect

Andy Moran’s selection as Mayo football boss sparks hype and considerable hope among the faithful

Now approaching five years since county contested an All-Ireland senior football final

Cork’s Alan Connolly must defy mixed omens for semi-final hat-trick heroes

Treble for Tyrone is still a runner; Tipp find strength in a spread of clubs

Malachy Clerkin: Mayo’s decision to oust Kevin McStay was fair enough but the way they did it was foul

Understandable desire for change after three years without notable progression

Kevin McStay relieved of his role as Mayo manager

Mayo opt for change with McStay’s tenure to end a year early

Kerry and Tyrone to meet in All-Ireland Minor Football Final

Kerry beat Mayo in Ennis after Tyrone saw off Roscommon at Breffni Park

Lousy game-management, too few scorers - what Mayo, Derry and the Rossies can teach the teams that remain

The counties who got knocked out of the football championship had fatal flaws that the others must avoid from here on out

Dublin’s path forward becomes clear and what else we learned from the GAA weekend

No more second chances; Conor Laverty gets Down moving on up; Galway’s embarrassment of riches

All-Ireland football draw: Dublin to face Cork, Galway draw Down for preliminary quarter-finals – As it happened

Fermanagh and Kildare to meet in Tailteann Cup semi-final while Wicklow draw Limerick

TV View: Football is outshining hurling - it’s just a shame so much of the thrilling fare isn’t on telly

Donegal v Mayo set the pulses racing and led to Tomás Ó Sé waxing lyrical about the big-ball code

Relentless Donegal refuse to let Mayo escape from their grasp

Ciarán Moore’s buzzer beater puts opponents out of championship

Stephen Rochford the right man for Mayo with the season on the line

Lee Keegan believes Rochford’s willingness to try the unpredictable could prove decisive

Mayo will need Aidan O’Shea to wreak havoc to beat Donegal

Donegal will toss too many problems at Mayo for Stephen Rochford’s side to solve them all

Malachy Clerkin: Calling the football championship wide open is a polite way of saying every team is flawed

When the landscape shows up to nine teams able to win Sam Maguire or stop someone else, the format doesn’t matter a damn

Tactical analysis: Aerial dominance and nous in final third will prove pivotal in decisive football weekend

Mayo aiming for a repeat, Dubs target bounce-back and champions Armagh out to maintain momentum

All-Ireland Series permutations: All to play for as group stage comes to close

Donegal, Mayo, Cavan and Tyrone have a lot at stake with all on same points

All Ireland MFC round-up: Roscommon, Kerry, Tyrone and Mayo secure semi-final places

Kerry will take on Mayo and Roscommon face Tyrone in the last four contests

Stephen Rochford’s influence was all over Mayo’s strong display against Tyrone

Connacht side followed a similar blueprint to a tactical coup achieved back in 2016

All-Ireland groups ticking nicely before they wind up and what else we learned from the GAA weekend

Davitt Neary gets Mayo fans out of their seats; Kilkenny struggle at underage

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