Mortimer fancies return to action with Mayo
Conor Mortimer has revealed that he would be willing to make a return to inter-county action with Mayo.
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Mayo's Moran on Mortimer
Mayo's Andy Moran does not think Conor Mortimer will return to the Red and Green this year
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Horan on Mortimer exit
Mayo manager James Horan on Conor Mortimer's retirement
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Mortimer quits Mayo football panel
Conor Mortimer has quit the Mayo football panel on the eve of Sunday's Connacht football final against Sligo.
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Maughan: Mortimer's exit is unfortunate
In the aftermath of Conor Mortimer's decision to quit the Mayo panel, former manager John Maughan was in no doubt that the player still has much to offer the county cause.
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Mayo massacre Dublin at McHale Park
Conor Mortimer broke the all-time Mayo scoring record as James Horan's charges claimed a comfortable 12-point Allianz Football League Division 1 win over Dublin in Castlebar.
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Mortimer to miss most of 2011 season
Mayo forward Conor Mortimer is likely to miss the entire 2011 season after undergoing major knee surgery.
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Big guns absent from Mayo FBD squad
Former All-Stars Alan Dillon and Conor Mortimer haven't been included in a 26-strong Mayo squad for the upcoming Connacht FBD League.
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Mayo deserved victory - Mortimer
Mayo forward Conor Mortimer insists that his side are worthy Connacht Champions after their dramatic victory over Galway.
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Mayo's Mortimer winning fitness battle
Conor Mortimer is expected to be named in the Mayo line-up for the Connacht SFC semi-final against Roscommon on 20 June at McHale Park.
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Mayo's Mortimer out for six weeks
Mayo have been handed a major injury blow with the news that influential forward Conor Mortimer will be out of action for at least six weeks.
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Score of the Week - 13 July
Seamus Leonard selects scores from John O'Brien, Conor Mortimer and Lar Corbett as the best scores of the weekend.
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Mayo 0-16 Kerry 1-12
Forward duo Conor Mortimer and Austin O'Malley played leading roles as Mayo beat Kerry in the Allianz NFL for the third year running.
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Louth 0-11 1-14 DCU
Impressive displays from Mayo's Conor Mortimer and Seanie Johnston of Cavan ensured that DCU had no problems booking a spot in the O'Byrne Cup quarter-finals, following their 1-14 to 0-11 victory over Louth at Darver.
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Mayo star unaware of GPA statement
Mayo star Conor Mortimer has admitted that he knew nothing about a GPA statement released on behalf of players in the county, until it was passed onto him by reporters.
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Mortimer receives Connacht award for March
Mayo forward Conor Mortimer has been named as the Connacht GAA Writers Personality of the Month for March.
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Mortimer free earns replay for Mayo
Conor Mortimer came up trumps for Mayo again as his injury-time free forced a 0-15 to 0-15 draw with Laois in a lively All-Ireland SFC quarter-final at Croke Park.
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Mortimer kicks Mayo to victory
Conor Mortimer's last-gasp free saw Mayo win their second Connacht SFC title in three seasons, as defending champions Galway were beaten by 0-12 to 1-08 in a Castlebar cliffhanger.
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DRA turn down Mortimer appeal
Mayo attacker Conor Mortimer has failed in his bid to have an eight-week suspension overturned, and will not be able to line out for the county against Cork in today's Allianz National Football League clash at McHale Park, Castlebar.
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Mortimer sweats over DRA decision
Mayo forward Conor Mortimer is keeping his fingers crossed that the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) will clear him to play in tomorrow's Allianz NFL Division 1A clash with Cork, at McHale Park, Castlebar.