GAA:No party for Mayo as championship looms

Mayo have announced that they will not be holding a welcome home celebration for their victorious National Football League winners.

GAA:No party for Mayo as championship looms
Mon, 30 Apr, 2001 - 15:30

Mayo have announced that they will not be holding a welcome home celebration for their victorious National Football League winners.

The county's one-point success over Galway in Croke Park yesterday was their first league final win since 1971.

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