An historic and against-the-odds first All-Ireland senior club football title for Ballyboden - and the fourth time in the last nine years the Andy Merrigan Cup has remained in Dublin.

A point two minutes from time from Mayo midfielder Barry Moran clinched Castlebar's place in the AIB All-Ireland club SFC final for the second time in three years.

Castlebar (Mayo) 3-8 Clann na nGael (Roscommon) 0-13: Castlebar Mitchels managed to keep Clann na nGael at arm’s length to set up a mouth-watering provincial final against Corofin in two weeks’ time.

Ballinhassig 4-17 Castlelyons 1-12: A polished second-half performance powered Ballinhassig to a comprehensive win over Castlelyons in the Cork Premier IHC quarter-final on Saturday evening.

Cork defender Lorcan McLoughlin looks certain to miss Cork’s Munster Championship opener with Waterford after sustaining a suspected broken collarbone playing for his club Kanturk last night.

St Mary’s College 1-10 NUI Galway 1-7

Sligo IT 0-8 NUIG 0-8

Ballintubber2­9 Castlebar Mitchels 1­9

Mayo will have a chance to make it four Connacht titles in row next month after they scraped past Roscommon by 0-13 to 1-9 in Dr Hyde Park this afternoon.

New York 0-08 Mayo 4-18

Derry 2-15 Mayo 1-16

Mayo 2-12 Derry 1-7

Diarmuid Connolly laid on a majestic performance at Croke Park, hitting a 2-5 tally to guide St Vincent’s to glory in the All-Ireland Club football final.

Castlebar Mitchels’ 1-11 Breaffy 0-08

Mayo 1-16 Tyrone 0-13

James Loughrey admits he tried to keep his decision to live in Cork as quiet as possible so as to avoid a repeat of the controversy that surrounded Seanie Johnston’s transfer saga from Cavan to Kildare.

London 0-10 Mayo 5-11

Karl Lacey will make his first championship start of the season in Sunday’s Ulster final against Monaghan in Clones.

Mayo 0-21 Roscommon 0-9

Once bitten, twice shy — we’re out with the jury on whether the Cork team below actually takes to the Cusack Park field in Sunday’s Munster SFC semi-final.

Andy Moran made his first start in Mayo colours since last year’s All-Ireland quarter-final in a challenge match against Cavan at James Stephens Park in Ballina.

Mayo 4-16 Galway 0-11

Mayo’s injury crisis is close to crippling point going into Sunday’s Connacht SFC quarter-final derby with Galway.

Dublin 2-16 Mayo 0-16

Dublin 2-16 Mayo 0-16

Mayo 0-11Cork 0-10

ALLIANZ FL DIVISION 1:

Mayo 1-10 Donegal 0-9, Castlebar

Kildare 1-11 Mayo 0-13

Down 0-13 Mayo 0-11

Eamonn Fitzmaurice has named just four recognised forwards in his attack for tomorrow’s trip to Ballybofey.

Down’s Benny Coulter has called on his team-mates to prove they are worthy of their Division 1 status by beating Cork on Sunday.

Mayo 0-15 Kerry 1-06

Mayo 0-15 Kerry 1-6

Mayo boss James Horan yesterday launched a scathing attack on RTÉ pundit Joe Brolly claiming comments he made before the All-Ireland final “were targeted against Mayo.”

Mayo 3-17 Down 2-8

A first-half Mark Sugrue goal proved crucial in this tight meeting at Caherlag on Saturday, helping Bandon to just about see off a competitive Castlelyons team.

As opening statements go this was as impressive as it could get from Mayo as they cruised into yet another Connacht SFC final at their leisure in Castlebar yesterday.

Mayo 4-20 Leitrim 0-10

Former captain Ronan McGarrity’s return to inter-county action and three goals from Jason Doherty were the big stories in Ballaghaderreen yesterday where Mayo trounced Westmeath in a challenge.

Cork IT’s powerful second-half start laid the foundations for victory over Imokilly in round three of the divisions and colleges section of the Cork SHC at Riverstown last night.

A second-half full of purpose and intensity ensured Donegal, minus talisman Michael Murphy, recovered from a three-point half-time deficit to defeat Mayo by the minimum in an entertaining challenge match in Swinford yesterday.

With a 7pm flight to catch to Portugal, Mayo left it late enough to pull off their first victory over Kerry in Croke Park in 16 years.

A much-improved second-half performance saw 14-man Donegal turn the tables on Mayo in Ballyshannon yesterday to ease their relegation worries.

A game that began with Mayo as overwhelming favourites to maintain their unbeaten record ended with Down tearing up the form book and the referee being escorted from the field by local stewards.

Armagh 0-11 Mayo 1-14

Mayo 1-11 Laois 0-8

Dublin goalkeeper Shane Supple claims he was approached by Kildare management about transferring to the county last year after missing out on the Blues panel.