Mayo GAA are set for another wave of pressure, after a leaked letter from Tim O’Leary, chairman of Mayo International Supporters Foundation, places question marks over their corporate governance.

An email has been issued by the Mayo GAA International Supporters Foundation to all clubs in the county to explain the breakdown of its relationship with the board.

Dr Padraig Carney, the star of Mayo’s All-Ireland winning football teams of 1950 and ‘51, died in California today, aged 91, after a short illness.

Your lunchtime bulletin.

The same week Stephen Rochford embarked on his first of three underwhelming Connacht championship campaigns with a visit to Ruislip, another manager familiar with some football grounds in London as well as working with top players for a support base craving silverware brought out a book called Quiet Leadership.

A lack of support from the Mayo executive from the All-Ireland qualifier defeat to Kildare to recent days compelled Stephen Rochford to step down as senior football manager yesterday.

Mayo manager Stephen Rochford doesn’t see Lee Keegan being involved in their Connacht quarter-final against Galway on May 13, but stopped short of conclusively ruling him out.

Former Mayo captain Alan Dillon has announced his retirement from inter-county Football.

With no American football scheduled for headquarters, the GAA are set for a €1.5million windfall as Croke Park hosts the All-Ireland semi-final replay between Kerry and Mayo.

Stephen Rochford has praised Mayo County Board for making “a brave decision” in postponing this past weekend’s championship fixtures until after the All-Ireland final.

Castlebar Mitchels co-manager Declan O’Reilly accepts the reasoning behind the Mayo County Board’s decision to postpone this weekend’s club championship fixtures, but believes the situation could have been handled better.

The Mayo County Board have acceded to a request by senior manager Stephen Rochford to postpone club championship games fixed for this weekend until the week after the September 18 All-Ireland final, writes John Fogarty of the Irish Examiner.

James Horan believes his managerial career with Mayo “would have been over” had the team lost to London in 2011.

Stephen Rochford was officially ratified as Mayo senior football manager at a County Board meeting in MacHale Park, Castlebar last night.

Pat Holmes and Noel Connelly last night bowed to the demands of the Mayo players in resigning their role as the county’s joint-managers.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

John Maughan is poised for a return to the Mayo sideline having emerged as the frontrunner for the county’s vacant U21 manager’s position.

Mayo GAA chairman Paddy McNicholas has apologised for ‘errors’ made in the process to appoint a new Mayo senior management team.

Mayo chairman Paddy McNicholas’s woes stem from a decision he made three years ago.

Kevin McStay has received strong backing from several Mayo clubs in his bid to become the county’s senior football manager.

Mayo County Board will issue their new manager with a series of conditions he must adhere to before taking the job.

The outrage bus doesn’t discriminate. It takes all comers.

The question is this: what have Donegal, Joe Brolly, the general GAA media, the Mortimer family, Brian Cuthbert, RTÉ, Mayo County Board and Jim Gavin all got in common?

Mayo county board’s meeting with manager James Horan on Wednesday night to discuss comments he made about fundraising activities in New York ended amicably.

The Mayo County Board have issued confirmation that James Horan is staying on as the county's senior football manager, following what they termed 'a very productive meeting' with him earlier tonight.

James Horan is expected to tell Mayo County Board he has no intention of quitting his post as senior manager tomorrow night.

Mayo County Board has said that it expects a smaller allocation of tickets for the All-Ireland final than it got for last year's final.

The GAA are better equipped to counter commercial scams off the back of successful county teams, according to head of media relations Alan Milton.

Mayo GAA officials have warned fans about fraudulent fundraising activities in the build up to the county’s All-Ireland minor and senior football finals on Sept 22.

Mayo manager James Horan was pleased to see his team come through today's All-Ireland SFC semi-final against Tyrone as six-point winners, but knows that a repeat performance is unlikely to be good enough to lift the Sam Maguire Cup next month.

The uncle of Mayo footballer Alan Dillon claimed his county board put the team in a hotel resembling “a building site” for their holiday to Miami in January.

RTÉ don’t anticipate any difficulties in their working relationship with Mayo GAA and James Horan this year.

Mayo County Board reported a surplus of €227,397 for 2012 after restructuring their loans with the banks for the redevelopment work at Elverys MacHale Park.

The Mayo County Board hope they will be able to reduce the €10,000 fine handed down to them by the Connacht Council for not playing in last month’s FBD Connacht League final in New York.

All-Ireland finalists Mayo have been hit with a €10,000 fine for not travelling to New York for the final of the Connacht FBD League last month.

James Horan is set to continue as Mayo senior football manager into the 2013 season and beyond.

Mayo manager James Horan has extended his commitment to the county’s footballers for an extra two years following a positive meeting with the county board on Tuesday night.

A bad week for the Mayo footballers could be about to get worse as they are in line to punished by Connacht GAA for pulling out of Sunday week's Connacht FBD League final.

The annual Connacht FBD League final between New York and winners of the domestic competition will not go ahead as planned next week.