Derry and Monaghan get fines removed
The CHC have decided that both Monaghan and Derry will not have to pay the proposed Eu10,000 fine imposed as a result of their players' behaviour in the Ulster SFC match between the two sides.
Mayo minor side named
Mayo minor manager Raymond Dempsey has named his team for Sunday's ESB Connacht Minor football championship semi-final against Galway.
Davitts GAA Club
Davitts defeated St. Gerards by 3-9 to 2-10 in a very exciting match in sunny Ballindine on Wednesday evening. Davitts led by 1-5 to 0-3 at the interval, Richie Kilkenny the goalscorer, after a sweeping move started by David Ryan.
Dempsey relishing Galway clash
Mayo minor boss Ray Dempsey has revealed that he can't wait for this Sunday's Connacht MFC semi-final with Galway at Markievicz Park.
Staunton leads Ladies to Connacht decider
A five-star performance from Cora Staunton saw Mayo thrash Leitrim last Saturday and book their place into the TG4 Connacht SFC final on a scoreline of 6-22 to 2-8.
Moran happy to play anywhere
Mayo's Andy Moran admits that he is glad to play anywhere that John O'Mahony asks him, after lining-out in defence during his county's mauling of Roscommon last Saturday in Castlebar.
Connacht Ladies Football
It was a weekend of mixed reaction for the teams in Connacht. On Friday, June 19th Mayo played a gallant Sligo team in Swinford, Co. Mayo
Davitts GAA Club
The u-16 team played at home to Ballaghadereen on Tuesday evening and were defeated by 5-12 to 4-11 in an entertaining league game.
One-wall madness in Mayo
This year's GAA One-Wall Nationals is set to be one of the most talked-about events on the 2009 Irish Handball calendar. With the largest ever entry, some exciting games are in store at the Breaffy House Resort this weekend.
Fixtures
The week's GAA fixtures.
O'Mahony surprised at one-sided affair
John O'Mahony was as surprised as anyone at how easy Mayo had things against Roscommon in Saturday's Connacht SFC semi-final.
Davitts GAA Club
The u-14 team qualified for the County Div 3 league final with a hard earned victory over a gallant Ballinrobe side, in Ballindine on Wednesday.
Mayo Gaels GAA Club Notes
There was no joy for either the junior or intermediate teams this week. The juniors their final league game to Shrule-Glencorrib 1-13 to 0-7.
Connacht SFC: Mayo trounce Rossies
Mayo are through to the Connacht final following a devastating performance that yielded a 3-18 to 0-07 win over a disappointing Roscommon this evening.
Dineen: All the pressure's on Mayo
Former Roscommon star Nigel Dineen is hoping the favourites' mantle will weigh heavily on the shoulders of the Mayo players in tomorrow's Connacht SFC semi-final.
Three teams head for Feile
Mayo will be represented by three clubs at next weekend's Feile na nGael under-14 final, which are to be held in Laois and Offaly.
Fixture backlog on the cards
It may only be June, but the Mayo GAA fixtures committee could be heading for a fixtures' backlog following the release of games for the under-21 championship.
O'Mahony accuses Minister of causing 'confusion'
Mayo senior football manager and Fine Gael TD John O'Mahony has accused Sports Minister Martin Cullen of causing nothing but confusion with his comments over the future of the players' grant scheme.
Four changes for Mayo
The Mayo team to face Roscommon in Saturday's Connacht SFC semi-final at McHale Park shows four changes from that which defeated New York in the opening round.
Minister pulls plug on grants scheme
The GPA's worst fears were realised last night when the Government announced that it does not have the EUR3.5 million required to fund the player grants scheme.
O'Mahony unfazed by pressure
John O'Mahony admits that there is an expectation on him to deliver silverware to Mayo this year.
Higgins set to replace injured O'Malley
Mayo corner back Liam O'Malley is a major doubt for Saturday's Connacht SFC semi-final against Roscommon in Castlebar.
Former GAA President awarded RCPI fellowship
Former GAA President, Dr Michael Loftus, has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal College of Physicians in Ireland (RCPI), in recognition of his outstanding service to sport and medicine in Ireland.
Football semi-final day in Ulster and Connacht
Limerick and Cork have become the first counties to reach a GAA provincial football final in the 2009 campaign, having booked a place in Munster's big day on July 5, and next weekend Connacht and Ulster will each decide one of their finalists.
Fixtures
Mayo Gaa Fixtures June 15th 2009
Mayo Gaels GAA Club Notes
The U-12s continued their winning ways beating Davitts 6-17 to 3-3. They ended their league campaign with three wins from five games.
Davitts GAA Club
The u-14's had another impressive league win over Charlestown on Thursday. The final score was 9-14 to 2-8. Davitts led by five points at half time, but they really turned on the style in the second period with midfielders Donal Ronayne and Shane Cummins in top form.
Mayo boss Brennan steps down
Following their exit from the Christy Ring Cup, Mayo hurling has suffered another blow as manager Martin Brennan has resigned form the position.
McHale Park set to get go-ahead
The eagerly awaited Connacht SFC tie between Mayo and Roscommon looks set to be played at McHale Park, Castlebar on Saturday week.
Hogan Stand magazine June issue out now
The June issue of Hogan Stand magazine is filled with great GAA stories, on both a club and national level.