Donegal 0-13 Mayo 0-10, Croke Park

Donegal 0-13 Mayo 0-10

Mayo manager John O'Mahony has made one change in personnel to his side for Sunday's NFL Division One final.

Despite missing some star names, Mayo proved too strong for a misfiring Fermanagh side as the Connacht champions ran out 0-12 to 1-7 winners in Clones this afternoon.

John O'Mahony has made his first team announcement since his appointment as Mayo manager.

Ireland manager Sean Boylan has announced an extended panel for a training weekend in the French city of Toulouse, ahead of the 2006 Coca-Cola International Rules series against Australia.

Connacht 1-15 Munster 2-10, Ballyforan (aet)

David Brady has confirmed his retirement from inter-county football, in the wake of Mayo's All-Ireland SFC final hammering at the hands of Kerry.

Mayo 1-16 Dublin 2-12

LEITRIM 1-09 MAYO 1-10

London 0-08 Mayo 1-18

Mayo manager Mickey Moran has dubbed it "a potential banana skin" but the westerners' Connacht SFC quarter-final trip to London this weekend has afforded them licence to experiment.

KERRY and Galway will provide plenty of pyrotechnics in Sunday’s Allianz Football League final.

Basketball commitments mean midfielder Ronan McGarrity will play no part in Mayo's NFL Division 1A clash with Dublin tonight (Parnell Park, throw-in 7.45pm).

IF Eamon Fitzmaurice had a crystal ball he might not necessarily like what the summer season holds in store for him.

FRESH reports that Declan Browne is considering switching his county allegiances have been dismissed by the man himself and his supposed suitors.

Crossmolina forward Ciaran McDonald has returned to training with the Mayo senior footballers.

Mayo 0-19 Fermanagh 1-14

Ger Brady has been honoured for his role in guiding Mayo through to this Sunday's Connacht FBD League football final against Galway (Tuam Stadium, throw-in 2pm).

Mickey Moran's Mayo chalked up win number two in NFL Division 1A thanks to a brilliant second-half performance in Castlebar.

Mayo got the National League off to a stunning start on Saturday, beating Kerry for the first time in over a decade - but manager Mickey Moran has warned his players that they have a "long way to go yet".

Kerry 1-14 Mayo 1-15

DERRY forward Paddy Bradley will become the latest GAA star to try his hand at rugby when he lines out for his local club, Limavady RFC, in the upcoming season.

Brendan O’Brien

Killererin (Galway) 2-6 Ballina Stephenites (Mayo) 1-13

Mayo football panellist Ger Brady is eyeing a return to county colours before the championship despite being on the books of AIL rugby side Galwegians.

UCD 15 Galwegians 14

Galwegians 12 Belfast Harlequins 47

Galwegians 25 Lansdowne 24

Mayo 0-14

Sligo 0-11 Mayo 0-14

Down 0-12 Mayo 1-11

GALWEGIANS paraded most of their big guns at Thomond Park on Saturday. They had Eric Elwood back in regal form at outhalf and as many as six members of the Connacht pack up front — and they needed them all and then some to eke out a four-point AIB League victory over Shannon.

GALWEGIANS could and should have been comfortably out of reach at half-time in their AIL meeting with Cork Con, but in the end, the better team won the opening AIB League encounter of the year at Crowley Park on Saturday.

Galwegians put paid to the outside chances of Blackrock College nailing a top four finish when they struck early and late to see off the challenge of Shane Byrne and company and Crowley Park.

Galwegians celebrated the return of their Connacht contracted players with a well-earned victory over table toppers Garryowen at Crowley Park on Saturday.

Eric Elwood kicked an injury-time penalty to send Galwegians into the semi-finals for the first time after a dramatic struggle with neighbours and old rivals Buccaneers at Crowley Park.