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Is there any way back for the Mac?
THE footballing future of Ciaran McDonald is once again a major talking point among the county’s legions of fans following his omission from Mayo’s championship panel last week and his subsequent statement in a national daily newspaper The Crossmolina star revealed that he is willing and able to wear the green and red once again, but maintains that he wasn’t invited to join up with the squad as they continue preparations for the upcoming championship campaign.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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McDonald was spoken to insists O’Mahony
5/7/2008
MAYO manager John O’Mahony has refuted allegations made by former All-Star footballer Ciaran McDonald last week, that he or his management team did not contact the player regards any possible involvement with this year’s county senior football team, stating that Ciaran, like many other players, was not alone spoken to but invited to participate in trial games arranged by the Mayo management.
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Burrishoole boys buried by late goal
5/7/2008
Moy Davitts 1-10 Burrishoole 1-8
A LABORIOUS performance by Burrishoole was not enough to see off a stylish Moy Davitts outfit who snatched victory in the dying seconds of a pulsating clash in Newport on Saturday evening.
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’Town too big a hurdle for Deel men to ‘Cross’
5/7/2008
Charlestown 1-11 Crossmolina 1-7
EVEN on a bank holiday weekend one would be hard pressed to find better entertainment than that served up in Charlestown on Saturday evening.
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Dillon is Summer Camps Ambassador
5/7/2008
HALIFAX has unveiled Mayo and Ballintubber senior football star Alan Dillon (pictured) as one of ten top inter-county stars who will be Brand Ambassadors in support of the 2008 Halifax GaelicPerformance summer camps.
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Ballintubber’ take the points
5/7/2008
Ballintubber 1-11 Louisburgh 0-11
THE trusty boot of Ballintubber’s county star Alan Dillon proved to be the difference between these two sides when they locked horns on Saturday evening last.
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Castle’ cruise with Flynn on form
5/7/2008
Castlebar Mitchels 1-11 Islandeady 0-8
VISITIORS, Castlebar Mitchels, aided by seven points from an in-form Dwayne Flynn, cruised to victory with a strong performance against a determined but ultimately inadequate Islandeady side on Saturday evening.
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Hughes is the hero for Stephenites
5/7/2008
Stephenities 2-11 Kiltane 1-10
A STEPHEN Hughes special in the 58th minute landed the spoils for Ballina Stephenities on home terrain over a gallant Kiltane outfit on Saturday evening last. Hughes’ major came at a time when the match was in the balance with only one point separating the sides and it was a goal that will stay long in the memory.
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No joy for plucky Davitts
5/7/2008
Westport 1-11 Davitts 1-7
Westport continued their recent good form in the when they sent Davitts home empty handed from Clew Bay on Saturday evening.
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‘Robe rule over weakened ‘Mullet
5/7/2008
Ballinrobe 1-13 Belmullet 0-5
BALLINROBE’S lengthy trek to Erris on Saturday evening was a rewarding one, as two precious league points were garnered against an understrength home side.
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A stroll by the sea for Shrule
5/7/2008
Shrule/GC 1-12 Kilmeena 1-02
THE Saw Doctors sing about playing against a gale force wind and it changing at halftime, but they’d do well to put lyrics to Kilmeena’s unfortunate circumstance at the half-way stage of Saturday evening’s league encounter against Shrule/Glencorrib.
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Beaten Mayo wish they could start over again
5/7/2008
ROSCOMMON 1-12 MAYO 1-7
IF this was a Playstation or an X Box creation then Mayo manager Billy Fitzpatrick would surely have hit the ‘Restart Game’ button after fifteen minutes.
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Tourmak’ fightback rewarded with point
5/7/2008
Tourmakeady 1-8 Garrymore 1-8
IT’S now just one win in five matches for the senior footballers of Garrymore after letting slip a commanding interval lead the southern men had to be content with a point at the final whistle.
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Connacht suffer from the blues
5/7/2008
Connacht 11 Cardiff Blues 39
CONNACHT’S lingering Heineken Cup hopes were brutally extinguished by the Cardiff Blues in Galway on Friday night. Five tries to one told of an emphatic victory and in the end, this is exactly what it was.
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Super Hoops hit super seven
5/7/2008
Claremorris 0 Castlebar Celtic 7
VISITORS, Claremorris, did not prove a surprise package for Castlebar Celtic last Saturday evening as the home side returned to winnings way after their Connacht Cup Semi-Final defeat a week previous.
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The Black Cat brings no luck
5/7/2008
MANY of us have heard about the daring deeds of the seventies television hero, The Six Million Dollar Man.
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Kiltimagh/Knock are kings of Connacht
5/7/2008
United 2 Oughterard FC 1
K I LTIMAGH/KNOCK United captured the Connacht U-16 Shield title last Saturday when they defeated Oughterard by the odd goal in three, in what proved a pulsating final. It all started badly for the Mayo boys when sloppy defending caused them to concede a goal from close range after just five minutes.
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Mighty Mayo crush Clare
5/7/2008
Mayo League 5 Clare League 0
MAYO MARCHED into the U-12 FAI Cup Final with a resounding victory over the visitors to Milesbush on Saturday.
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GAA: Ballinrobe return to winning ways
4/30/2008
Ballinrobe 0-13 Westport 0-10
BALLINROBE ended Westport’s winning sequence in this fourth round fixture on Sunday last.
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GAA: Ballagh’ blown away by Mac-powered Cross’
4/30/2008
Crossmolina 1-13 Ballaghaderreen 0-8
THE reigning league champions hosted their closest rivals from last year in what was the tie of the weekend in Crossmolina on Sunday afternoon.
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GAA: Magic Munnelly saves Knockmore
4/30/2008
Knockmore 0-14 Charlestown 0-14
NOTHING could separate Knockmore and Charlestown in this hotly contested Division 1A clash.
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GAA: Garry’ too good for Westerners
4/30/2008
Garrymore 0-13 Kilmeena 1-5
THE sun was shining, the birds were singing and the midges were biting ... summer football was most certainly upon the decent crowd at Garrymore on Saturday evening.
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GAA: Claremorris easy winners in Louisburgh
4/30/2008
Claremorris 3-12 Louisburgh 0-6
OVER as a contest by half-time, this game offered little for the neutral, the purist or the Louisburgh fan.
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GAA: Gutsy Tourmakeady sea-off Kiltane challenge
4/30/2008
Tourmakeady 1-10 Kiltane 1-8
TOURMAKEADY inflicted a rare defeat on hosts Kiltane at sunny Doohoma on Saturday evening.
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GAA: Cool Conor shoots down western warriors
4/30/2008
Shrule-Glencorrib 1-9 Islandeady 1-6
FOOTBALL is a simple game. Make the most of the opportunities that are presented, score more than the opposition and the game is won.
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GAA: Moran swings it for improving Mitchels
4/30/2008
Castlebar 2-10 Ballintubber 0-8
WET and wintry weather in Castlebar on Sunday last led to difficult playing conditions for both the home side and the visitors, when Castlebar took on their West Mayo rivals, Ballintubber.
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Ladies GAA: Four-goal Mayo lick Leitrim lasses
4/30/2008
Mayo 4-10 Leitrim 2-5
WITH their dreams of a place in the Connacht ‘A’ Final already scuppered, Mayo faced up to Leitrim on Saturday evening last in the hope of securing a place in the ‘B’ decider, and possible progression to the All Ireland stages of the competition.
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Ladies GAA: Stunning Swinford cause a Carlow collapse
4/30/2008
Scoil Mhuire & Padraig, Swinford 6-10 Presentation De La Salle, Carlow 3-0
OH to be a Scoil Mhuire agus Padraig footballer on Thursday afternoon last.
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Ladies GAA: Mayo ladies spring from the traps
4/30/2008
MAYO 3-9 GALWAY 0-10
SHOWING a fine mixture of ability, resolve and determination, Mayo were deserving victors over Galway, on Friday night last, in their opening game of the Connacht Ladies Minor Football Championship.
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GAA: Louisburgh lose at final hurdle
4/30/2008
Pres. College, Athenry 1-8 Sancta Maria, Louisburgh 1-5
INTENSE late Louisburgh pressure failed to achieve the desired objective, at Headford, on Thursday.
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GAA: Sligo suffer late set-back
4/30/2008
ROSCOMMON 0-11 SLIGO 1-6
THE Sligo minors snatched defeat from the jaws of victory on Saturday evening, having led from the start, the Yeats County were pipped in the final moments by a determined Roscommon side.
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