Horan pleased with resilient Mayo

Things looked grim for Mayo when Paul Conroy poked the ball home for a Galway goal just before half-time in yesterday's Connacht SFC semi-final in Castlebar.

Horan pleased with resilient Mayo
Mon, 27 Jun, 2011 - 08:08

Things looked grim for Mayo when Paul Conroy poked the ball home for a Galway goal just before half-time in yesterday's Connacht SFC semi-final in Castlebar.

But James Horan knew that his side were more than capable of rubbing out the 1-5 to 0-4 deficit in the second half and so it proved as Mayo set up a provincial decider against Roscommon.

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