Six months on from their last, ill-fated collision with Donegal at Croke Park, Mayo shed some psychological baggage with a first victory over their North-West neighbours in seven attempts.
The Connacht champions were understandably delighted to get their season back on track after a miserable run of four successive league defeats for the first time since 1994.
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