Donegal leave Mayo pointless

Donegal 1-14 Mayo 1-12: For two counties said to have a lot in common, yesterday’s fare in Ballybofey means Donegal and Mayo’s predicament couldn’t be much different for now.
Donegal leave Mayo pointless
Mon, 29 Feb, 2016 - 00:00
Alan Foley

Rory Gallagher’s side came out on top in a contest that could have gone either way to move onto six points from their three outings thus far this season.

On the other hand, for Mayo manager Stephen Rochford the Allianz FL Division 1 has, statistically, been a pointless exercise thus far.

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