Sligo GAA

Sloyan and O'Hara named as Sligo joint-managers

Former Sligo players Dessie Sloyan and Eamonn O'Hara have been appointed as joint-managers of the county's senior football squad on a three-year term.

Fermanagh reach Tailteann Cup semis for first time

Impressive Fermanagh reached the semi-finals of the Tailteann Cup for the first time after a narrow but deserved victory over Sligo in Brewster Park, with losing manager Tony McEntee subsequently standing down after five years in charge.

Sligo see off Carlow to seal last-eight spot

Sligo ensured they would be in this year's Tailteann Cup quarter-final draw as they proved too strong for Carlow in Tubbercurry.

Sligo survive first-half scare to overcome Leitrim

Having been given a first-half scare at Carrick-on-Shannon second half goals by Darragh Cummins and Jack Lavin gained Sligo a hard fought for and come from behind win over a battling Leitrim side.

Sligo made to work for opening round win over Tipperary

Sligo earned an opening round victory over Tipperary in the Tailteann Cup by a 2-15 to 2-10 scoreline in Tubbercurry.

Ambitious Sligo hoping to build on near misses

Niall Murphy says after some near-misses in Connacht and the Tailteann Cup, the Yeats County are all-in for a tilt at the secondary football competition.

Mayo fail to impress as Sligo run them close

Mayo booked a placed in the Connacht Football Championship semi-finals but they were made to work for victory by Sligo in Castlebar.

Slick Sligo put already-relegated Leitrim to the sword

Slick Sligo registered one of their biggest-ever wins in the Allianz Football League when they overpowered Leitrim by 22 points, 0-32 to 0-10, in a non-event at Markievicz Park between these Connacht neighbours.

Sligo send Antrim to the brink of Division 3 relegation

Sligo took a huge step towards survival in Division Three as their recent upturn in form continued at Corrigan Park on Sunday to get the better of Antrim who are now starring relegation in the face.

Sligo cling on for vital win over Clare

Despite a nervy conclusion – when they saw a seven-point lead whittled down to two – Sligo held on for their first win in this year's Allianz Football League

Dramatic late show rescues a draw for plucky Fermanagh

Lazarus, Houdini and Dick Turpin are alive and well in Fermanagh after the Ernesiders pulled off the mother of all comebacks to deny an excellent Sligo two points in a frenetic finish in Brewster Park.

Laois add to promotion hopes with win over Sligo

Laois backed up their big victory away to Leitrim last week by putting another Connacht side, Sligo, to the sword this afternoon.

Kirwan stars as Kildare fast start continues in Sligo

Full-forward Darragh Kirwan was the star for Kildare as he contributed 1-05, including a first-half two-pointer and a polished second-half goal, as the Lilywhites boosted their promotion hopes with a 1-16 to 0-13 defeat of a dogged Sligo at Markievicz Park.

Stirring second half gives Harte perfect Faithful start

Offaly really turned it on in the second half to give joint managers Mickey Harte and Declan Kelly the perfect start with an ultimately impressive win over Sligo in Tullamore.

Coolera-Strandhill shock Pearses to rule Connacht

Coolera-Strandhill made history by winning the Connacht Club SFC for the first time thanks to a 1-15 to 1-14 well-deserved extra-time defeat of favourites Padraig Pearses.

Coolera-Strandhill relish trip to uncharted territory

Coolera-Strandhill will make their first appearance in a Connacht club SFC against Roscommon's Padraig Pearses on Sunday, hoping to bridge a 41-year gap to the last time a Sligo club conquered the province.

Coolera-Strandhill upset Ballina after penalties

Coolera Standhill booked a place in this year's Connacht final with a dramatic finish as Ross Doherty proved to be the hero as he scored the winning penalty for his side.

Coolera-Strandhill and St Molaise must do it all again

St Molaise Gaels and Coolera-Strandhill will have to do it all again in the Sligo Senior Football Championship decider as matters ended all square at Markievicz Park.

Down's Savage to undergo surgery on a broken jaw

Down forward Oisín Savage will undergo surgery on a broken jaw and will miss next month's Tailteann Cup final against Laois.

Down secure final place in extra time over 14-man Sligo

Down have made their second Tailteann Cup final in as many years, beating a 14-man Sligo side in the heat in Croke Park.

Sunday's Football Championship results and reports

The action as it happened from the Tailteann Cup semi-finals as well as the Louth-Cork preliminary quarter-final in Inniskeen

Sligo power past Limerick to reach Tailteann Cup semi

Sligo denied win, but draw sees Yeats men top group

Michael Byrne's injury time free wasn't enough for Antrim to deny a Sligo from topping the group in their Tailteann Cup clash at Kingspan Breffni.

Sligo run riot against sorry Tipp in Thurles

Sligo exhibited their Tailteann Cup credentials in a 16-point hammering of Tipperary at FBD Semple Stadium.