YOU WIN SOME and you lose some but both sides had to make do with a share of the spoils after Armagh and Mayo couldn’t be ...

Andy Moran has revealed he pondered a career in soccer before Gaelic football took hold with Mayo. Moran retired from the green and red jersey in 2019, ending a 15-year spell as part of the senior ...

Congress for 2025 takes place in Donegal this weekend, with football championship changes once again figuring prominently on ...

Former Mayo footballer Andy Moran has opened up about his early sporting career. In an interview with Anne Marie Gibbons on ...

Mayo senior football manager Kevin McStay has made one change to his team that started against Galway last weekend. They face ...

Roscommon and Monaghan — two counties with similar populations, are of a similar size and whose supporters love their ...

Only the third round of the National League but already a 'critical' game for misfiring Mayo, a 'must win' in the eyes of ...

The GAA has invited expressions of interest in the next phase of the development of Casement Park in Belfast. The stadium plan has been stranded amidst rising costs and questions over who will pay ...

The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) is proud to announce its official charity partners for the 2025 season. Each year the GAA selects four charities following an application process, which this year ...

CO-OPERATING: Mayo GAA will fully co-operate with an expected investigation into a supporter shoving referee Noel Mooney at the end of Sunday’s Division 1 defeat to Galway in Castlebar.

Mayo GAA say they will review stewarding procedures with the MacHale Park events team after referee Noel Mooney was pushed from behind by a spectator at end of Sunday’s Division 1 League game ...

PÁDRAIC JOYCE refused to get carried away after his Galway side thumped arch rivals Mayo. The Tribesmen outclassed their Connacht foes at MacHale Park to cement their place at the top of Division 1.