Mayo 1-17 (1-2-13) By Steve Malone at BOX-IT Athletic Grounds Mayo came from nine points down to craft out a draw in a game ...
Mayo battled back from eight points down at half-time as they drew 1-17 apiece against All-Ireland champions Armagh at the ...
MAYO’S Kevin McStay was the happier of the two managers even though his team squandered a chance to win two league points ...
Sunday’s National Football League Division 1 encounter turned into a version of Russian roulette. Mayo and Tyrone furiously ...
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Mayo pick up vital win against lacklustre 14-man TyroneA win is a win. For Mayo, the vital task today was to get points on the board. They ended up two-point victors over an ...
It wasn't the sort of game that will live long in the memory, but that won't be a major concern for Mayo after they ground ...
Tyrone 0-10 (0-0-10) By Colm Gannon at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park Mayo picked up their first win of the 2025 Allianz ...
Mayo 0-6 Tyrone 0-5: Back underway at MacHale Park, and Jordan Flynn kicks an excellent two-point score for Mayo to put the ...
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Confusion, kickout fouls and black card concerns – Mayo and Tyrone provide proper stress test of new rulesMayo might accept they desperately needed a win and got one in what was a drab match overall. It was intriguing, though far from entertaining. And it was necessary. The game needs contests like this.
WINNING UGLY against Tyrone was enough to keep Kevin McStay happy. The Green and Red eased their relegation fears as they ...
Mayo had dragged themselves back from nine down just before half-time to lead by two with five left; another comeback story ...
SUFFERING short-term pain for the hope of long-term gain is the aim for Tyrone, according to manager Malachy O’Rourke – but ...
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