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2008 fixtures
NFL
Derry v MAYO (2nd February, 7 pm)
MAYO v Donegal (17th February, 2.30 pm)
Laois v MAYO (1st March, 7 pm)
MAYO v Kerry (16th March, 2.30 pm)
Kildare v MAYO (30th March, 2.30 pm)
MAYO v Galway (6th April, 2.30 pm)
Tyrone v MAYO (13th April, 2.30 pm)
Connacht U21 Championship
MAYO v Leitrim (semi-final, Castlebar, 22nd March, 2.30 pm)
Connacht Senior Championship
MAYO v Sligo or London (semi-final, Castlebar, 22nd June)
Derry v MAYO (2nd February, 7 pm)
MAYO v Donegal (17th February, 2.30 pm)
Laois v MAYO (1st March, 7 pm)
MAYO v Kerry (16th March, 2.30 pm)
Kildare v MAYO (30th March, 2.30 pm)
MAYO v Galway (6th April, 2.30 pm)
Tyrone v MAYO (13th April, 2.30 pm)
Connacht U21 Championship
MAYO v Leitrim (semi-final, Castlebar, 22nd March, 2.30 pm)
Connacht Senior Championship
MAYO v Sligo or London (semi-final, Castlebar, 22nd June)
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- Pat Harte suspended for next match
- The Deputy is staying on board
- Come on in Joe, the water's only lovely
- Johnno TD
- Johnno's in the hunt for the last seat
- Welcome to the bear pit
- Love thy neighbour
- Video clips now uploaded
- The aftermath
- Galway 2-10 Mayo 0-9: smashed in Salthill
- Showtime in Salthill
- More thoughts on Sunday's team
- Galway team also announced
- Team for Sunday announced
- Galway blah
- No midnight team news
- Team could be announced tonight
- Mort speaks, you pay
- Some team news at last
- Hostesses, take your seats
- And they're off!
- Championship time again
- Dish ear
- Anyone want a new championship structure?
- A busy Tuesday
- Brady is back!
- Great win for the ladies - gents take note
- RTE unveils its championship coverage
- A tale of two challenge matches
- Johnno dampens Mac speculation
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2007 results
All-Ireland Qualifiers
Round 1: Mayo 1-19 Cavan 3-7
Round 2: Derry 2-13 Mayo 1-6
Connacht SFC
Galway 2-10 Mayo 0-9
NFL Division 1
Mayo 1-11 Kerry 0-11
Donegal 1-13 Mayo 1-10
Mayo 1-10 Limerick 0-7
Fermanagh 1-7 Mayo 0-12
Cork 2-8 Mayo 1-12
Mayo 0-10 Dublin 0-9
Tyrone 1-11 Mayo 4-7
Mayo 2-10 Galway 1-12 (semi-final)
Donegal 0-13 Mayo 0-10 (final)
Round 1: Mayo 1-19 Cavan 3-7
Round 2: Derry 2-13 Mayo 1-6
Connacht SFC
Galway 2-10 Mayo 0-9
NFL Division 1
Mayo 1-11 Kerry 0-11
Donegal 1-13 Mayo 1-10
Mayo 1-10 Limerick 0-7
Fermanagh 1-7 Mayo 0-12
Cork 2-8 Mayo 1-12
Mayo 0-10 Dublin 0-9
Tyrone 1-11 Mayo 4-7
Mayo 2-10 Galway 1-12 (semi-final)
Donegal 0-13 Mayo 0-10 (final)
2007 scorers
Championship
Conor Mortimor (0-14)
Barry Moran (2-2)
Alan Dillon (0-7)
Andy Moran (0-4)
Pierce Hanley (0-3)
Trevor Mortimor (0-1)
David Heaney (0-1)
Ger Brady (0-1)
Aidan Kilcoyne (0-1)
NFL
Conor Mortimor (4-30)
Alan Dillon (1-16)
Ger Brady (1-6)
Pat Harte (1-6)
Andy Moran (0-8)
Trevor Mortimor (1-3)
Peadar Gardiner (0-4)
Austin O'Malley (0-4)
Aidan Kilcoyne (0-4)
David Heaney (0-3)
Trevor Howley (1-0)
Aidan Campbell (0-2)
Kevin O'Neill (0-2)
Marty McNicholas (0-2)
Enda Devenney (0-2)
Conor Mortimor (0-14)
Barry Moran (2-2)
Alan Dillon (0-7)
Andy Moran (0-4)
Pierce Hanley (0-3)
Trevor Mortimor (0-1)
David Heaney (0-1)
Ger Brady (0-1)
Aidan Kilcoyne (0-1)
NFL
Conor Mortimor (4-30)
Alan Dillon (1-16)
Ger Brady (1-6)
Pat Harte (1-6)
Andy Moran (0-8)
Trevor Mortimor (1-3)
Peadar Gardiner (0-4)
Austin O'Malley (0-4)
Aidan Kilcoyne (0-4)
David Heaney (0-3)
Trevor Howley (1-0)
Aidan Campbell (0-2)
Kevin O'Neill (0-2)
Marty McNicholas (0-2)
Enda Devenney (0-2)
2 comments:
I know I'm picking at the bones here, but in 1998, Ross held Galway to a draw and Galway were written off as a result. You know what they did later in the year. In 2001, Galway lost the league final, lost to Ross in Connaught. They were written off again and had to wait 5 weeks to play a qualifier (albeit against Wicklow) but went on to win the All-Ireland. OK, it's clutching straws and there are several things to fix but as Fourgoal McGee keeps saying - keep the faith!
Absolutely right - this aint over till it's over! As Johnno said after the game, if you win all your plans are seen as great but if you lose they're all rubbish (or words to that effect). I think we all know that we're not as bad as we were made to look last Sunday and we could still create a stir this Summer. Our sole aim now has to be to reach the All-Ireland series and, if we do, let's see what develops from there.
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