McHale Agri Forest and Garden U21 Updated Fixtures

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21A Championship 2024

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: St. Joseph’s Park, (Round: Round 1), Knockmore V Moy Davitts 12:00,  Ref: Liam Devenney

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Westport, (Round: Round 1), Westport St Patrick’s V Crossmolina Deel Rovers 12:00,  Ref: Kieran Barnicle

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21B Championship 2024

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Aghamore, (Round: Quarter Final ), Aghamore V Kilmeena 12:00,  Ref: James Regan

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Bangor Erris, (Round: Quarter Final ), Erris St. Pats V Ardmoy MacHales 12:00,  Ref: Sean Tolan

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Mayo Abbey, (Round: Quarter Final ), Mayo Gaels V Ballinrobe 12:00,  Ref: John Brennan

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Ballaghaderreen, (Round: Quarter Final ), Ballaghaderreen V Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin 12:00,  Ref: Declan O Boyle

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21C Championship 2024

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Hollymount, (Round: Semi Final), Hollymount-Carramore V Neale 12:00,  Ref: Barry Mc Donnell

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Tallagh (Belmullet), (Round: Semi Final ), Belmullet V Kilmovee Shamrocks 12:00,  Ref: Padraig Doherty

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21D Championship 2024

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Louisburgh, (Round: Round 2), Louisburgh V Kilcommon 12:00,  Ref: Neil Cooney

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Achill, (Round: Round 2), Achill V Bonniconlon 12:00,  Ref: Paddy Chambers

East Mayo Canon Henry Cup 2024

Fri, 08 Nov,

Venue: Connacht GAA Centre, (Round: Semi Final 2), Swinford V Charlestown Sarsfields 20:00,  Ref: Paul Lydon

Homeland Homeland U13 Development Grading League Division 6 Final

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Connacht GAA Centre, (Round: Final), Westport St Patrick’s V Balla 00:00,  Ref: TBC

Homeland Homeland U13 Development Grading League Division 7 Final

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Connacht GAA Centre, (Round: Final), Ballina Stephenites V Ardnaree Sarsfields 00:00,  Ref: TBC

Homeland Homeland U13 Development Grading League Division 8 Final

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Connacht GAA Centre, (Round: Final), Charlestown Sarsfields V Aghamore 00:00,  Ref: TBC

Homeland Homeland U13 Grading League Division 9 Finals

Sat, 09 Nov,

Venue: Connacht GAA Centre, (Round: Final), Breaffy V Burrishoole 00:00,  Ref: TBC

Mayo IFC Cup  2024

Sat, 02 Nov,

(Round: Final Replay), Crossmolina Deel Rovers 1-13 Moy Davitts 0-12

Mayo JFC Finals 2024

Sat, 02 Nov,

(Round: Final Replay), Bonniconlon 0-10 Kilcommon 2-10

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21A Championship 2024

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Round 1), Ballina Stephenites  –  Claremorris W/O

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21B Championship 2024

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Preliminary QF 4), Charlestown Sarsfields 3-3 Ballinrobe 2-13

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Preliminary QF 2), Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin 2-10 Burrishoole 3-5

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Preliminary QF 3), Balla 0-12 Ardmoy MacHales 1-10

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Preliminary QF 1), Kilmeena 0-23 Breaffy 1-13

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21C Championship 2024

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Quarter Final 1), Neale 0-20 Ballintubber 2-6

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Quarter Final 2), Kilmovee Shamrocks 3-20 Islandeady 1-8

McHalle Agri Forest & Garden McHale Agri Forest & Garden Mayo GAA U21D Championship 2024

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Round 2), Tuar Mhic Eadaigh 2-13 Shrule/Glencorrib 1-18

Homeland Homeland U17 Grading League Development Final

Fri, 01 Nov,

(Round: Final), Ballinrobe 2-15 Castlebar Mitchels Football 5-9

Homeland Homeland U15 Grading League 6 Division 6 Finals

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Semi-Final 1 ), Balla 2-5 Parke/Keelogues/Crimlin 1-9

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Semi-Final 2 ), Ballina Stephenites 2-15 Swinford 4-6

Homeland Homeland U15 Grading League Development Division 7

Wed, 30 Oct,

(Round: Playoff), Westport St Patrick’s W/O Charlestown Sarsfields  –

Homeland Homeland U15 Grading league Development Division 7 Finals

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Semi-Final 1 ), Ballintubber 3-14 Westport St Patrick’s 0-8

Sun, 03 Nov,

(Round: Semi-Final 2 ), Claremorris 1-9 Ballinrobe 1-7

1999 Mayo Senior Football Final

Crossmolina Deel Rovers              0-9          Ballina Stephenites         0-7

Croosmolina Deel Rovers overcame North Mayo rivals Ballina Stephenites in the 1999 Mayo Senior Football Final, which was played in MacHale Park, thus avenging their defeat to the Stephenites in the 1998 decider, and in the process winning their third Mayo Senior title.

Playing with the breeze in the first half Crossmolina opened up an early lead with points from Michael Moyles and Pat McAndrew. Liam Brady and Ciaran McDonald exchanged poits, before efforts from Liam Brady and Keith Lynn brought the sides level.  Crossmolina responded with points from Gerry O’ Malley and Enda Lavelle, before Liam Brady had the last score of the half to leave the Deel Rovers 0-5 to 0-4 ahead at the break.

An early point from Paul McGarry brought the sides level, but that was as good as it got for the Stephenites.  Crossmlina were well on top throughout the field and points from Ciaran McDonald, James Nallen and Michael Moyles left them three clear as the game entered its dying stages.  Ger Brady reduced the deficit before Noel Convey and Keith Lynn exchanged late points to leave Crossmolina champions on a scoreline of 0-9 to 0-7.

On the way to the final, Crossmolina overcame Knockmore by 2-13 to 2-8, Garrymore by 4-14 to 1-7, and Castlebar Mitchels in the semi-final by 1-13 to 0-8.

Referee: Willie Feeley (Claremorris)

Crossmolina Deel Rovers

Barry Heffernan; Francis Costello; Tom Nallen (Capt); Stephen Rochford; Pat McAndrew; Damian Mulligan; Gerard O’ Malley; James Nallen; Michael Moyles; Enda Lavelle; Ciaran McDonald; Paul McGuinness; Noel Convey; Liam Moffatt; Gabriel Walsh.

Subs: Johnny Leonard for L Moffatt; PJ Loftus for G Walsh; Declan Hughes; Colm Reilly; Thomas Loftus; David O’ Donnell; Peadar Gardiner; Joe Keane; Donal McDonald; Noel Ryan; Billy Loftus; Aiden Heffernan; Dermot Loftus; John Nallen; Myles Burke.

Manager: Thomas Jordan

Selectors: Michael Moore & Padraig Syron.

Trainer: Jarlath Cunningham

1999 Mayo Intermediate Football Final

Swinford              1-10       Ballintubber       0-4

Swinford were crowned Mayo Intermediate Football champions for the third time in 12 years, when they easily overcame the challenge of Ballintubber in the final, which was played in MacHale Park.

Early points from Enda Murtagh with two and Timmy Gallagher got Swinford off to a flying start.  A thirteenth minute point from Timmy Gallagher extended Swniford’s lead, but despite being on top they didn’t add to their tally before half-time, and two points from Lynden Reilly left the half-time score 0-4 to 0-2 in favour of the East Mayo side.

A good third quarter from Ballintubber and points from James Horan and Gary Dillon saw the sides level with a little over 15 minutes to go.  However Swinford took over in the last quarter, and points from Eoin Gallagher, Enda Murtagh with two, Timmy Gallagher and Kevin Keane, together with a goal from Kevin Keane in the 46^th minute, saw the James Sweeney Cup heading to Swinford.

On their way to the final, Swinford defeated Westport by 0-10 to 1-4, Burrishoole 0-8 to 1-4, and in the semi-final Balla 1-6 to 0-7 in a replay, following a 0-9 to 1-6 draw.

Referee: Sean Mac Eil (Knockmore)

Swinford: John Dunne; Colm O’ Hara; Vinny Roughneen; Alan Heaney; Paul Brennan; David Heaney; Robert McCallion; Gary Smyth; Kieran Gallagher; Eoin Gallagher; Kevin Keane; Vinny Callaghan; Timmy Gallagher; Enda Murtagh; Paul McDonagh.

Subs: John McCallion (Capt) for P McDonagh; Philip Dunleavy for C O’ Hara; Billy Mcnicholas for V Callaghan; Fintan Kenny; Aidan McNulty; Paul Broderick; Leo Gavin; Marty Roughneen; Michael Costello; Pat O’ Neill; Derek Kelly; Vinny Gavin; Aidan McLoughlin; John Kennedy; Sean Colgan; Michael Gallagher; Shane Gallagher.

Manager: Denis Kearney

Selectors: Michael McLoughlin; Jimmy Henry; Tommy Feeney.