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When one League ends, another starts

I came across some numbers recently from a Gaelic statistics website and I was shocked with what I saw. MacHale Park has not been a fortress for the Green and Red when it comes to the National Football League. The study done by Gaelicstats.com (here) has assessed every point gained in the National Football League by all eight teams in […]

Photos from the game

I’ve finally got my act together and uploaded some pictures onto Flickr, including a number taken at the match on Sunday. The last time I’d put any pics up before this morning was after the FBD match with GMIT back in the depths of January – we sure have come a long way since then. Included in this glut of […]

Making the most of now

Starting off the Spring Series of guest appearances here on the site, I’m delighted to welcome back Edwin McGreal who provides his thoughts on where we’re at following James Horan’s first league campaign at the helm, with thoughts now turning firmly towards the summer campaign. ‘We are where we are.’ A phrase that is fast becoming the cliche of post-Celtic […]

Setanta competition: we have a winner

I’ve just done the draw for the grand prize in the Setanta competition and the lucky winner is Patrick Rochford.  Patrick wins a year’s free subscription via satellite to Setanta Sports. Congrats to Patrick and thanks to everyone else who entered over the course of the league campaign.  In the interests of (limited) transparency I did an audioboo of the […]

Monaghan 1-18 Mayo 2-13: easy to see which team had something to play for

This match could have been a classic.  If we hadn’t beaten Cork last weekend, thus rendering as irrelevant the outcome our final match of this year’s NFL campaign, today’s clash with Monaghan would surely have been a real blood and thunder affair.  Instead, it was a meeting between a team that was really bulling for a result and one that […]

Team for Monaghan match named

At some point in the wee hours last night, details of the Mayo team and subs for our final NFL match of the season, against Monaghan up at Inniskeen tomorrow (throw-in 2.30 pm), were published.  And here are those details: Mayo (NFL Division One v Monaghan, 10/4/2011): David Clarke (Ballina Stephenites); Cathal Hallinan (Ballintubber), Alan Feeney (Castlebar Mitchels), Keith Higgins […]