Abbvie Mayo GAA League Finals – Tickets & Programmes

Mayo are back in action tomorrow evening as they take on Louth in Croke Park in the first semi-final of this year’s championship.

The team named shows just one change from the quarter-final win over Cork with Conor Loftus coming into the side. It marks Mayo’s first appearance in an All-Ireland semi-final since 2021. Mayo and Louth have met just twice before in the Championship, the 1950 All-Ireland Final and their 2023 All-Ireland Qualifier clash at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park. Throw-in at Croke Park is at 6pm.

The match will be broadcast live on RTÉ and Midwest Radio.

1. Jack Livingstone – Breaffy
2. Jack Coyne (C) – Ballyhaunis
3. Donnacha McHugh – Castlebar Mitchels
4. Eoin McGreal – Garrymore
5. Sam Callinan – Ballina Stephenites
6. David McBrien – Ballaghaderreen
7. Enda Hession – Garrymore
8. Bob Tuohy – Castlebar Mitchels
9. Jack Carney – Kilmeena
10. Stephen Coen – Hollymount/Carramore
11. Conor Loftus – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
12. Jordan Flynn – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
13. Darragh Beirne – Claremorris
14. Ryan O’Donoghue – Belmullet
15. Kobe McDonald – Crossmolina Deel Rovers

16. Rob Hennelly – Raheny
17. Fenton Kelly – Davitts
18. Paddy Durcan – Castlebar Mitchels
19. Rory Brickenden – Westport
20. Conal Dawson – Westport
21. Aidan O’Shea – Breaffy
22. Matthew Ruane – Breaffy
23. Paul Towey – Charlestown Sarsfields
24. Diarmuid O’Connor – Ballintubber
25. Tommy Conroy – The Neale
26. Cian McHale – Moy Davitts

Mayo welcome Meath to Hastings Insurance MacHale Park tomorrow evening for their Round 3 All-Ireland series clash.

Following last Sunday’s one-point defeat to Tyrone, Mayo manager Andy Moran has made one change to his side, with Stephen Coen coming into the starting team. Throw-in at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park is scheduled for 6.15pm.

Tickets must be purchased in advance from selected Centra and SuperValu shops or via https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/gaasfc2026

1. Jack Livingstone – Breaffy
2. Jack Coyne (C) – Ballyhaunis
3. Donnacha McHugh – Castlebar Mitchels
4. Eoin McGreal – Garrymore
5. Sam Callinan – Ballina Stephenites
6. David McBrien – Ballaghaderreen
7. Enda Hession – Garrymore
8. Jordan Flynn – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
9. Jack Carney – Kilmeena
10. Paddy Durcan – Castlebar Mitchels
11. Conor Loftus – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
12. Stephen Coen – Hollymount/Carramore
13. Darragh Beirne – Claremorris
14. Ryan O’Donoghue – Belmullet
15. Kobe McDonald – Crossmolina Deel Rovers

16. Rob Hennelly – Raheny
17. Diarmuid Duffy – Ballinrobe
18. John MacMonagle – Castlebar Mitchels
19. Bob Tuohy – Castlebar Mitchels
20. Conal Dawson – Westport
21. Aidan O’Shea – Breaffy
22. Matthew Ruane – Breaffy
23. Paul Towey – Charlestown Sarsfields
24. Diarmuid O’Connor – Ballintubber
25. Tommy Conroy – The Neale
26. Cian McHale – Moy Davitts

The Mayo GAA Club Development Draw is now live.

The Club Development Draw 2026 is officially underway, and this year it’s bigger and better than ever! Our top prize is €𝟏𝟎,𝟎𝟎𝟎 in Draws 1 & 6.

We have introduced a new Early Bird Draw, featuring fantastic prizes including a €1,000 Centre Parcs voucher and a €500 Intersport Elverys voucher.

Every ticket purchased directly supports our clubs and helps fund the continued development of our county teams.

Don’t delay, support your club, be in with a chance to win, and make a real difference. Get your ticket today from your local club or via https://mayogaa.com/clubdraw26

Mayo Cancer Support Association, in collaboration with Mayo GAA, is thrilled to announce the official launch of the thrilling 2026 Brave the Drop Croke Park Abseil Challenge.

Following on from the spectacular success of the inaugural Brave the Drop Challenge in October 2025, the two organisations are once again inviting locals to take on the challenge of a lifetime and abseil 150ft from the roof of Croke Park on Thursday, July 2 next in aid of Mayo Cancer Support.

The charity’s chairperson, Joan Fitzgerald, said the organisation was grateful to be in its second year as the official charity partner of Mayo GAA and to once again have its backing in hosting this truly unforgettable experience that raised almost €340,000 for Mayo Cancer Support last year.

The charity’s CEO, Ms Orla Gillespie, remarked that the people of Co Mayo and beyond had really engaged on an emotional level with the symbolism of the Brave the Drop Challenge:

“The courage it takes to put your trust in the abseil harness and descend 150ft from the roof of Croke Park reflects, in some small way, the bravery of those who must navigate a cancer diagnosis or a cancer bereavement.

“Mayo Cancer Support’s work is all about empowering people to deal with their cancer experience and so this fundraiser aligns really well with our work.”

With Mayo Cancer Support dependent on fundraising to cover up to 50% of its annual operating costs, the funds raised through the 2026 Brave the Drop Croke Park Abseil Challenge will help the charity to continue providing essential free cancer support services to local people.

Mayo GAA Chairperson, Seamus Tuohy, said: “Mayo GAA is proud to continue standing alongside Mayo Cancer Support and the incredible work they do for individuals and families across our county. The success of the Brave the Drop initiative showed the extraordinary community spirit that exists throughout Mayo, and we are delighted to see the event return this July.

It represents courage, solidarity and people coming together for a cause that touches so many lives. We would encourage clubs, supporters and the wider public to once again get behind this fantastic fundraiser and help make an even greater impact in 2026.”

Registration for the 2026 Brave the Drop Croke Park Challenge is now open and, with less than 5 weeks to go, the organisers are encouraging anyone interested to secure their place quickly.

For more information or to register, visit https://www.mayocancersupport.ie/abseil, call Mayo Cancer Support on (094)9038407 of email info@mayocancersupport.ie