Match Day Information for this Weekend’s Allianz National Football League Round 3
Match day information for this weekend’s Round 3 Allianz National Football League Division 1 game between Mayo and Tyrone.
Match day information for this weekend’s Round 3 Allianz National Football League Division 1 game between Mayo and Tyrone.
Allianz National football League Division One Round Three
Sunday 16th February at 1.45pm in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park
Mayo Vs Tyrone
Live on TG4
Purchase your tickets here:
https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/mayofbleague
Allianz National Hurling League Divison 3 Round One
Sunday 16th February at 2.30pm in the Adrian Freeman Park, Tooreen
Mayo Vs Cavan
Purchase your tickets here:
https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/humayleague
Allianz National Hurling League Divison 3 Round 2
Press Release www.mayogaa.com
Mayo senior hurling manager Ray Larkin has named his team to play Sligo in round two of the Allianz National Hurling League Division 3 game this Sunday 9th February at 2pm in Enniscrone GAA Sligo.
David Kenny Tooreen will captain the team on the day.
The referee on the day is Alan Tierney from Tipperary.
Purchase your tickets online:
https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/humayleague
General Admission:
Adults: €10
Students/OAP’s: €8
Juveniles: Free
The Mayo Senior Hurling Team is as Follows:
1. Bobby Douglas Tooreen Hurling
2. Conal Hession Tooreen Hurling
3. Oisin Greally Toorren Hurling
4. Conor Murray Castlebar Mitchels Hurling
5. Eoghan Collins Ballyhaunis
6. Sioman Thomas Castlegar
7. David Kenny Tooreen Hurling
8. Danny Huane Toorren Hurling
9. John Heraty Moytura Hurling
10. Liam Lavin Tooren Hurling
11. Sean Kenny Toorren Hurling
12. Ryan Duffy Ballygar
13. Shane Boland Toorren Hurling
14. Cormac Phillips Ballyhaunis
15. Jason Coyne Ballyhaunis
SUBS:
16. Kevin Duffy Ballina Stephenities
17. Sean Mulroy Ballyvary Hurling
18. Evan Heraty Moytura Hurling
19. Mark Phillips Ballyhaunis
20. Jack Trench Tooreen Hurling
21. Joe Burke Moytura Hurling
22. Ronan Fallon Claremorris Hurling
23. Ronan O Raghallaigh Ballyvary Hurling
24. Ciaran McDermott Ballyhaunis
25. Ryan Kilbane Ballyhaunis
26. James Lyons Ballyhaunis
Management Team:
Manager: Ray Larkin
Selectors: Padraig Mannion and Nigel Saughnessy
S&C: Shane Meehan
Physio: Roisin Flynn
Stats: John Duggan
If you are intereted in working with Mayo GAA you have an opportunity to do so.
Please see the link below for further details
https://www.jobs.ie/job/GAA-County-Games-Development-Coordinator/a-job104278171
Busy weekend for Mayo schools in the Connactht GAA Post Primary Senior schools finals
Match Information of all games here.
U16s do not require a ticket.
Connacht Post Primary Schools Senior A Football Final
Saturday 8th February at 12.30pm in Ballyhaunis GAA
St Colman’s Claremoris Vs Summerhill (Sligo)
Live streamed here ⬇️ https://page.inplayer.com/connachtgaa/item.html?id=4993531
Match tickets here ⬇️ https://www.universe.com/events/mezzino-connacht-gaa-post-primary-school-football-senior-a-final-tickets-KLRQ9C
Connacht Post Primary Schools Senior C football final
Gortnor Abbey crossmolina Vs St.Clare’s Comprehensive Manorhamilton (Leitrim) Friday 7th of February at 7pm.
In Enniscrone
Match tickets here
https://www.universe.com/events/mezzino-connacht-gaa-post-primary-school-football-senior-c-final-tickets-79SP8M
Connacht Post Primary Schools Senior D Football Final
St Tiernan’s College Vs St Cuans College
Saturday 8th Feb 12.30pm
Claremorris GAA Club (Town Pitch)
Connacht Post Primary Senior D Hurling Final
Sat, 8th Feb 12pm Ballygar GAA Pitch
Mercy College Woodford Vs Ballyhaunis community School
The GAA has announced the recipients for Gradaim an Uachtaráin 2025. These prestigious annual awards, organised with the support of AIB and broadcast by TG4, are made by GAA President Jarlath Burns to acknowledge outstanding commitment and long service across the club and county network.
The awards are a cross-section of people who have shared the common theme of providing extraordinary service and commitment to the development of Gaelic games.
There are provincial, educational, and Irish language awards, as well as awards recognising contributions made to Ladies football, Camogie, World GAA, and Handball. The Dermot Earley Family Award recipients are The McGrath Family from Sarsfields GAA Club, Galway.
Uachtarán CLG Jarlath Burns said: “It is often said that while the GAA is about Games, it is, in truth, always about people. These awards present us with an opportunity to shine a light on a small group of inspirational people who in their own right are ambassadors for the thousands of volunteers who power the GAA.
“I am delighted that for my first Gradaim an Uachtaráin we have assembled a diverse list of people who each have made a lasting contribution to ensuring that the promotion of Gaelic games go from strength to strength. I congratulate all of our worthy recipients and wish to acknowledge the support of TG4 and AIB for this scheme.”
The GAA President’s Awards (Gradaim an Uachtaráin 2024) will be broadcast this Friday night live on TG4 at 7.30pm
Congratulations to Joe Reapy Davitts GAA Club
JOE REAPY, CONNACHT
Joe’s lifelong dedication to Davitt’s GAA is a testament to his unwavering commitment to the club’s success and legacy. From his early days as a player, winning County Under 21 A titles in 1984 and 1985 (the latter as captain), to his years of service as a manager, selector, and club PRO, Joe has left an indelible mark on the Davitt’s community.
As the club PRO, Joe’s efforts to document and promote Davitt’s GAA have been extraordinary. His comprehensive match reports and encyclopedic knowledge of games, events, and club history make him an invaluable resource. Whether it is adult or underage teams in GAA or LGFA, Joe’s meticulous record-keeping and storytelling have strengthened the club’s sense of identity and pride.
Joe’s organisational talents truly shone in 2024 during Davitt’s GAA’s 50th-anniversary celebrations. He played a pivotal role in orchestrating a weekend of events that celebrated the club’s rich history and vibrant community spirit. One of his standout contributions was the creation of a historical gallery in the clubhouse. This initiative not only enhanced the clubhouse but also served as a permanent tribute to the individuals and moments that shaped Davitt’s GAA.
Another monumental task Joe undertook was the compilation of the club’s history in a commemorative book. True to his meticulous nature, Joe dedicated 18 months to this project, ensuring it was a masterpiece worthy of the club’s golden jubilee. His dedication involved researching hundreds of articles, stories, photos, and match reports, leaving no stone unturned in his quest for accuracy. The result was a book that not only celebrated Davitt’s milestones – but also preserved its heritage for generations to come.
Sunday 9th February at 2pm in Enniscrone GAA Sligo (Note change of venue)
Sligo Vs Mayo
Purchase your tickets online:
https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/humayleague
General Admission:
Adults: €10
Students/OAP’s: €8
Juveniles: Free
Press Release www.mayogaa.com
Mayo GAA Football manager Kevin McStay and his backroom team has named their team for Round 2 of the Allianz National Football League Division 1 game against Galway this Sunday 2nd February at 2:30pm in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.
Mayo and Galway are not only neighbours, they also share a long rivalry in both League and Championship, having met on 146 occasions in both since their first meeting in 1902 in the Connacht Final.
There have been 51 League meetings between the counties, with only Kerry having clashed more often with Mayo. 25 of these games have been played at Galway venues, with Mayo enjoying home advantage on 23 occasions, with the 2001 and 2023 Finals, and the 2007 Semi-Final being played in Croke Park. Tuam (Parkmore & Tuam Stadium) and Castlebar have been by far the most popular venue for meetings, with 19 and 17 games respectively being played at these venues. 5 games have been played in Galway, 3 in Ballina, 2 in Ballinrobe, with 1 game played in Ballinasloe and Charlestown.
The last ten League meetings of the counties have finished as follows:
2007 Mayo 2-10 Galway 1-12 Croke Park
2008 Galway 2-9 Mayo 1-11 Castlebar
2009 Mayo 1-11 Galway 0-13 Tuam
2010 Mayo 2-14 Galway 1-10 Castlebar
2011 Mayo 2-14 Galway 0-12 Tuam
2018 Galway 1-13 Mayo 0-11 Pearse Stadium Galway
2019 Galway 1-11 Mayo 0-12 Castlebar
2020 Mayo 3-23 Galway 0-17 Tuam
2023 Mayo 1-11 Galway 2-8 Castlebar
2023 Mayo 0-14 Galway 0-10 Croke Park (Final)
2024 Mayo 2-12 Galway 0-10 Pearse Stadium Galway
In terms of results, the advantage rests firmly with Mayo, having triumphed 28 times, with 18 wins for Galway, and 5 draws in 1933, 1942, 1981, 1995 and 2023.
Stephen Coen Hollymount Carramore will captain the team this weekend. Stephen is in line to make his 120th League & championship appearance for Mayo, putting him in 12th place in the overall list alongside Colm Boyle.
Noel Mooney from Cavan has been announced as the referee for the game on Sunday.
This game will be live on TG4 Sport with live radio commentary on Midwest Radio with Michael D McAndrew and Martin Carney.
Mayo GAA will have live updates from the game across all social media channels.
Purchase your tickets here: https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/mayofbleague
General Admission:
Adults: €20
Students/OAP’s: €15
Juveniles/U16’s: €5
Mayo Senior Football Team is as Follows:
Management Team:
Manager: Kevin McStay
Selectors: Stephen Rochford, Donie Buckley, Damien Mulligan & Joe Canney
Goalkeeper Coach: Gary Matthews
Match day information for this weekend’s Round 2 Allianz National Football League Division 1 game between Mayo and Galway.
Sunday 2nd February at 2:30pm in Hastings Insurances MacHale Park
Mayo Vs Galway
Live on TG4 Sport
Live broadcast on Midwest Radio with Michael D McAndrew and Martin Carney
Purchase your tickets here: https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/mayofbleague
General Admission:
Adults: €20
Students/OAP’s: €15
Juveniles/U16’s: €5