Mike Finnerty

RTÉ Sport contributor

Mayo will play Kerry next but they will be without Seamus O'Shea

Seamus O'Shea to miss rest of Mayo's league campaign

Long-serving Mayo midfielder Seamus O'Shea looks set to miss the rest of the National Football League with an ankle injury.

GAA • 06 Mar 19

Galway squeezed through with a narrow win over Mayo

Galway hold off Mayo to earn another win over rivals

Galway's dominance over Mayo continues after their seventh successive victory over their neighbours in all competitions at MacHale Park, Castlebar on Saturday night.

Football • 02 Mar 19

Roscommon's Ronan Daly and Tadgh O'Rourke celebrate at the full-time whistle

Cox leads Roscommon to surprise win over Monaghan

Former Kerry footballer Conor Cox played a leading role as Roscommon upset the odds to beat high-flying Monaghan for the first time in six years in a dramatic, action-packed clash at Dr Hyde Park.

Football • 03 Feb 19

Andy Moran has appeared on 168 occasions for Mayo - more than any other player - since his debut

'No hesitation' - Andy Moran commits to Mayo for 2019

Andy Moran said he had 'no hesitation' in accepting James Horan's invitation to extend his Mayo career into a 17th season.

GAA • 28 Nov 18

All-Ireland champions Corofin overcame a three-point half-time deficit to claim a third straight Connacht crown

Burke the catalyst as Corofin shake off Ballintubber

More history was made by reigning All-Ireland club champions Corofin this afternoon as they powered their way to a third successive provincial championship title at MacHale Park, Castlebar.

GAA • 25 Nov 18

O'Connor brothers steer Ballintubber to Mayo SFC title

A brilliant point in the 59th minute from Diarmuid O'Connor turned out to be the match-winning score as Ballintubber reclaimed the Mayo senior club football championship title at MacHale Park, Castlebar.

GAA • 20 Oct 18

'It's exciting times' - Horan takes the reins in Mayo

James Horan was given a huge vote of confidence by Mayo GAA officials last night as he was ratified as the county's new senior football manager on a four-year term.

GAA • 04 Oct 18

James Horan on the Mayo job: 'I'd be very excited about what's coming through as regards the youth talent that's in Mayo'

Horan: We've all grown older and wiser since 2014

Former Mayo manager James Horan believes that previous differences with the county board won't be a factor as he seeks the role again, saying that all involved had grown "older and wiser" in the intervening four years.

GAA • 24 Sep 18