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Mayo and Galway go head-to-head in their 95th championship meeting with the green and red hoping to put a stop to the Tribesmen's four-in-a-row. CONNACHT SFC: Mayo and Galway go head-to-head in ...

Seven years after winning their first Connacht U20 title since the age grade was changed from U21, Mayo go into tomorrow (Wednesday) evening’s decider against Roscommon in Tuam as the firm favourites.

Mayo hasn't claimed an All-Ireland title since 1951, but are one of the great footballing counties. Fans at McHale Park, Castlebar, yearn for the Sam Maguire having lost seven finals since 1989.

Also on Wednesday night, Mayo face Roscommon in the Connacht Under-20 football final, with the game live on TG4’s Sport YouTube channel. A total of 10 games at Under-20 and minor level will be ...

Galway-Mayo can buck that trend ... Yet though it was a sellout and the counties formed the most storied rivalry in the GAA, Cork-Tipp was hardly the biggest draw of the provincial championships ...

The GAA’s new head of hurling, William Maher, wants to grow the game outside its traditional heartlands and believes the establishment of hurling in 45 clubs over the last year demonstrates the ...

A late flurry of scores confirmed Mayo’s first title since their comprehensive win over the same opposition in 2018.

Louth’s last provincial success was in 1957. It is clear that the GAA calendar is still broken. This weekend so much was going on that the bandwidth of everyone’s attention was over-stretched.

Photo: Ray McManus/Sportsfile Shane Barrett of Cork before the Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Round 2 match against Tipperary at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile ...

Nickey Rackard Cup - Round 3 Mayo 2-25 Louth 2-18 Louth Hurling Manager, Trevor Hilliard. Photo: Aidan Dullaghan/Newspics “For me, looking at today, I wouldn't mind another shot at those [Mayo ...

Reigning All-Ireland champions Armagh are a step closer to the Ulster football title this evening. They needed a last gasp winner from Rory Grugan to win their semi-final against Tyrone by 0-23 to ...