Acting Mayo manager Stephen Rochford barks out some instructions as Fenton Kelly prepares to take a line ball during the ...

Tyrone regressed badly from their Donegal display whereas Mayo rolled back the years after criticism following home loss to ...

They still need a result in the final round, but the benefit is profound. A host of young prospects showed what they are ...

Goals from Darren McHale and Ryan O'Donoghue from a penalty gave Mayo a deserved seven-point win over the Red Hands in Omagh ...

Overall, Mayo’s defensive unit was extremely well organised and effective. Tyrone carried the ball a lot, trying to punch ...

Paddy Durcan made his first championship start in 14 months for Mayo, contributing three points and taking Man of the Match ...

Mayo snapped back like a wounded animal at O'Neills Healy Park to stun Tyrone and blow All-Ireland Group One wide open.

"I'm happy to be proved wrong" admits Billy Joe Padden in his column about the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship ...

THIRTEEN days after the world seemed to fall in on Mayo football the young men in green and red went ... injected a sense of savage urgency into proceedings. Sean Morahan, Bob Tuohy and Conal Dawson ...