Mayo U20 Football Team v Roscommon – Apr 2026

Mayo face Roscommon tomorrow evening in Tuam in the Connacht U20 final.

After an impressive four wins from four in the round-robin phase, manager Keith Higgins has opted to retain the same starting lineup that featured in their most recent outing against Galway in Castlebar. The team is captained by Colm Lynch from Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin. Throw-in at Tuam Stadium is scheduled for 7pm.

Tickets must be purchased in advance online via U20 football tickets. For those unable to attend, the game will be shown live by TG4 on YouTube via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5x-aMFxtnOs.

1. Conor Meaney – Westport
2. James Lavelle – Belmullet
3. Tom Lambert – Westport
4. Aaron Coggins – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
5. Colm Lynch(C) – Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin
6. Rio Mortimer – Claremorris
7. Josh Moyles – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
8. Darragh Staunton – Knockmore
9. Joey Holmes – Westport
10. Andrew Quinn – Mayo Gaels
11. Kobe McDonald – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
12. Dylan Flynn – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
13. Darragh Beirne – Claremorris
14. Oisín Deane – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
15. Tom Lydon – The Neale

16. Conor Bohan – Ardnaree Sarsfields
17. Yousif Coghill – Breaffy
18. Dara Neary – Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin
19. Thomas Tuffy – Swinford
20. Mark Noonan – Claremorris
21. Conor Jordan – Ballina Stephenites
22. Ben Holmes – Westport
23. Cian Walsh – Castlebar Mitchels
24. Josh Carey – Kiltane

Extended Panel
Ben Joyce – Castlebar Mitchels, Ben Thornton – Ballina Stephenites, Cathair Tighe – Ardnaree Sarsfields, Craig Cassidy – Claremorris, Dáithí Butler – The Neale, Eoin McGreal – Garrymore, Sean Walsh – Killala, Senan Guilfoyle – Eastern Gaels, Tiernan Egan – Hollymount/Carramore, Seán Og McGuinness – Crossmolina Deel Rovers, Nathan Roddy – Ardnaree Sarsfields, Shane Cunningham – Castlebar Mitchels

The Mayo U17 hurling team are back in Celtic Challenge action tomorrow when they play Westmeath in Tooreen.

Following defeat in their opening game and a weather postponement in round two Mayo will be looking for a first win tomorrow. Throw-in is scheduled for 11.30am.

1. Val Kitterick – Westport
2. Cian Byrne – Castlebar Mitchels
3. Niall Treacy (JC) – Castlebar Mitchels
4. Patrick McKenzie – Moytura
5. Mark Healy – Ballina Stephenites
6. Dylan Greally – Tooreen
7. Adam Jennings – Claremorris
8. Callum Threadgold – Tooreen
9. Jack Hose – Castlebar Mitchels
10. Matthew O’Raghallaigh – Westport
11. Zack Smith (JC) – Ballyhaunis
12. Rian Fallon – Castlebar Mitchels
13. Conn Delaney – Tooreen
14. Muiris Vahey – Claremorris
15. Killian Hughes – Ballyvary

16. Joe Doocey – Ballyvary
17. Brian Loftus – Castlebar Mitchels
18. Jamie Naughton – Moytura
19. Sean Cogan – Castlebar Mitchels
20. Ethan Quinn – Claremorris
21. Sean Donnellan – Ballyhaunis
22. Ryan Maher – Castlebar Mitchels
23. Jack Rooney – Ballina Stephenites
24. Senan Heaney – Ballyhaunis

Extended Panel
Jack Buckley – Ballyhaunis, Aaron Cawley – Ballyvary, Aidan Murphy – Westport, James McKeon – Westport, Cathal Kennedy – Castlebar Mitchels, Christopher Bradley – Castlebar Mitchels

Mayo GAA is proud to support the launch of the innovative life-saving ‘Emergency Anaphylaxis Plus Kit’, developed by Darren Forde of Eco Powered Cabinets, which was officially unveiled in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park earlier this month.

This pioneering initiative provides publicly accessible cabinets, containing critical, life-saving equipment, which includes EpiPens for adults and children, an asthma inhaler, and Naloxone. Designed to respond to medical emergencies such as severe allergic reactions, asthma attacks, and opioid overdoses, these units have the potential to save lives when every second counts.

Speaking about the launch, Mayo GAA Chairperson Seamus Tuohy stated “Mayo GAA is delighted to support Darren Forde and this exceptional, life-saving initiative. The safety and wellbeing of our members and supporters is always a top priority, and having access to equipment such as EpiPens on site can make a critical difference in an emergency situation. We are proud to play our part in raising awareness and supporting the rollout of these units across our community”

Mayo GAA Health and Wellbeing Chairperson Fran Downey said, “We are delighted to support this important initiative, Mayo GAA is honoured to receive one of these cabinets, ensuring that players, supporters, volunteers, and the wider community have immediate access to essential emergency care in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.”

Mayo GAA also acknowledges the powerful and moving testimonies shared at the launch event by families affected by the absence of such equipment in the past. Their courage underlines the importance of initiatives like this and the real difference they can make. We encourage all clubs and community organisations to support and promote this initiative, helping to ensure that life-saving equipment is accessible and that more people are trained to respond effectively in emergencies.

Mayo’s U17 footballers take on Galway this evening in their final round-robin game of the Connacht championship at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.

A Mayo win is vital to maintain any chance of reaching the semi-finals. The team remains unchanged from last Friday evening’s narrow defeat to Sligo. Throw-in at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park is scheduled for 7pm.

Tickets must be purchased in advance online via U17 football tickets. For those unable to attend, the game will be streamed live by Connacht GAA, purchase a Stream pass here.

1. Ajay Gormley Walsh – Ballinrobe
2. Brian Joyce – Shrule/Glencorrib
3. Eanna O’Boyle (C) – Crossmolina Deel Rovers
4. Liam Marshall – Westport
5. Tadhg Kearney – Castlebar Mitchels
6. Adam Jennings – Balla
7. Alexander Smyth – Ballycastle
8. Aaron O’Dea – Davitts
9. Darragh Connor – Breaffy
10. John Jennings – Eastern Gaels
11. Conor Hoban – Ballintubber
12. Adam Burton – Ballintubber
13. Charlie Fallon – Mayo Gaels
14. Fiachra O’Cinnseala – Westport
15. Nathan Dooley – Kilmaine

16. Rowan McLoughlin – Westport
17. Donagh Gilligan – Hollymount/Carramore
18. Oisin Sweeney – Claremorris
19. Harry Dooney – Ballaghaderreen
20. Liam Nolan – Ballyhaunis
21. Noah Donnelly – Ballintubber
22. Thomas McWilliams – Belmullet
23. Evan Heneghan – Mayo Gaels
24. Aidan Brogan – Claremorris

Extended Panel
Eoin Golden – Ballina Stephenites, Danny Breheny – Charlestown Sarsfields, Conan O’Reilly – Westport, Oisin Heffron – Ardnaree Sarsfields, Eoin Jennings – Ballinrobe, Hugh Lenihan – Claremorris, Sean Breheny – Charlestown Sarsfields, Dylan Lavelle – Crossmolina Deel Rovers, Fintan Burrows – Westport