Andy Moran: Mayo getting better at minding the mavericks

There's no time yet for Toy Story, but Andy Moran is loving the Mayo journey ahead of the All-Ireland final.

Manager Andy Moran at Mayo's media event at Hastings Insurance McHale Park, Castlebar ahead of the All-Ireland SFC final. Pic: ©INPHO/James Crombie

Tue, 21 Jul, 2026 - 06:30

Maurice Brosnan

Sleepless nights, a phone that never stops and no time for cinema trips. This is a dream job for Andy Moran, but even a dream has its downsides.

The Mayo boss has enjoyed and endured plenty during his first year at the helm. In the aftermath of a 10-point defeat to rivals Roscommon in the Connacht Championship, it was a struggle.

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