Mayo and Cork have named the same starting teams that saw them through the semi-finals of the All-Ireland under-21 championship as Sunday’s decider looms. Cork needed a replay to see off the challenge of Laois in the semi-final and have had only a week to prepare for the final, while Mayo defeated Tyrone after extra-time a week earlier. Cork under-21: K O’Halloran, R Carey, C Murphy, S O’Donoghue; D Limerick, M Shields, E Cadogan, A O’Connor, P Kelly, F Goold, C Keane, ..

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ALLIANZ NFL DIVISION 1 SEMI-FINAL Galway 1-11 Mayo 1-6 Galway advanced to the Allianz National League Division One final thanks to a smooth success over a disappointing Mayo side in Castlebar. The Tribesmen were easily the better team here, and continued their hugely impressive league form, while at the same time suggesting that they have enough class to challenge for the championship this summer. While the Tribesmen impressed, there was little in Mayos performance to suggest tha..

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Friday, April 14 Mayo manager Mickey Moran has named an unchanged side from the one that drew with Tyrone last weekend for Sundays Allianz National Football League Division 1 semi-final clash with Galway in Castlebar. Speculation that Ciaran McDonald would make a surprise return has been proved unfounded as the Crossmolina man remains sidelined with a broken bone in his hand. Trevor Mortimer is fit again but has to be content with a place on the substitutes bench. The elder Mortimer br..

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Meath 2-19 Mayo 5-10 If the other quarter-final clash in Scotstown had plenty of scoring on offer then the encounter between Meath and Mayo at Carrick-on-Shannon was a veritable feast. A late goal-scoring bonanza from Mayo ensured that both teams left the pitch on level terms. Both now put their promotion aspirations on hold for another week.

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Mayo 1-8 Tyrone 0-11 Mayo finish top of Division 1A by virtue of their 1-8 to 0-11 draw against Tyrone at Castlebar on Sunday. This was a see-saw battle that could have gone to the Ulstermen or the hosts, but Tyrones failure to win ensured that they finished out of the top two. The visitors opened the scoring after only two minutes through Ryan Mellon, before Mayo rushed into a 1-4 to 0-2 lead. Austin OMalley and Kevin ONeill scored a brace of points each, while Peadar Gardiners goal..

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Mayo 1-19 Roscommon 2-8 Roscommon gave as good as they got in the first half as two goal helped them go in level at the break, 2-3 to 0-9. However, seconds after the restart mark Ronaldson was on hand to fire home a Mayo goal and thanks to the brilliant free taking of Kilcoyne, Mayo outscored their opponents by 0-10 to 0-5 for the remainder of the tie. Mayo - K O’Malley; T Howley, G Cafferkey, K Higgins; C Barratt, P Cunniffe, C O’Boyle 0-1; S O’Shea, B Moran 0-1; A Cam..

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Mayo stopper John Healy is hoping that the somewhat demoralising defeat against Dublin last weekend will prove the wake-up nudge that the Westerners needed. Boasting a perfect league record prior to their trip to Parnell Park, Mayo showed old defensive frailties, conceding four goals - even if the result did flatter the Dubs somewhat. To be fair to Healy, there was little he could do about any of the green flags, but he believes that the attitude of the players beforehand was fatal. "Pe..

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Mayo talisman Ciaran McDonald has returned to training with the Westerners panel. The former All-Star attended a session in Ballyvarry last night and is a further boost to the table-topping Allianz NFL Division 1A side. Along with the Crossmolina man, Mayo will have captain David Heaney available for Sundays clash with Cork in Castlebar. Heaney was sent off against Monaghan recently as the Westerners continued their unbeaten run, however the Central Disciplinary Committee overturned his one-m..

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Both Monaghan and Mayo have named their respective teams for Sundays Allianz NFL Division 1A clash at Clontibret. Home boss Seamus McEneaney has called on a strong 15, with Thomas Freeman, Hugh McElroy and Rory Woods sure to pose a strong threat in the full forward line. Mayo, unbeaten in two games so far, will be fancied by many to complete a hat-trick of wins. Manager Mickey Moran has inluded many familiar faces in the Westerners side, with Westports James Gill and Ronan McGarrity includ..

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