The Mayo club football championships will begin in a matter of weeks and the leagues are nearly over.Balla’s Ger Flanagan and Aghamore manager Paddy Finnegan join Mike to chat about the season so far and to look ahead to the championship.The lads discuss a range of topics, including which teams are moving well, what impact the new rules are having, the issue of players going to the US for the summer, and how teams prepare for championship.
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So what’s the story now?
As the search for a new Mayo manager begins, there are still more questions than answers.Billy Joe Padden and Nigel Reape join Mike and Rob to look at the lie of the land and to chat about where things could and should go from here.The lads talk about the type of person that Mayo GAA should be looking for, the sort of structural change that is required, and the kind of other appointments that should also be on the agenda in order to change things for the better.patreon.com/mayopodcast
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Episode 3: How a Hogan Cup was won - remembering the St Colman’s team of 1977
Next month marks 48 years since St Colman’s College, Claremorris became the first Mayo school to win the All-Ireland Colleges Senior ‘A’ championship title.Next Monday, St Colman’s will compete in the Hogan Cup Final at Croke Park trying to emulate the achievements of the 1977 group.Mike sat down with three members of that famous team, Eugene Macken, the captain, and Charlie Gilmartin and Padraic Coyne for a stroll down memory lane.
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Episode 2: Club Stars a success for charity partners
The EirGrid Mayo Football Podcast Club Stars awards were a great success back in December.This week the Club Stars’ charity partner - Down Syndrome Mayo - were presented with their proceeds from the night.Colm Boyle and James Carty from DS Mauro joined John, Mike and Rob at Knockranny House Hotel for the cheque presentation, to reflect back on the night and talk some football.
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Episode 1: The Final Whistle: Crossmolina fulfil date with destiny
There were emotional scenes at Croke Park on Sunday as Crossmolina beat Ballinderry in the All-Ireland Intermediate club final in the most dramatic of circumstances. A penalty from Conor Loftus six minutes into added time won the day and sparked scenes of bittersweet emotions and celebrations. Mike and John were there to witness history being made, and we also hear from Crossmolina manager Brian Benson, man of the match Níall Coggins and Fionan Duffy.
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