Second-half comeback sees Mayo through to final

Mayo 1-16 Tyrone 0-13

Second-half comeback sees Mayo through to final
Sun, 25 Aug, 2013 - 17:51

Mayo 1-16 Tyrone 0-13

Mayo’s mission remains on course following another impressive but hard-earned win over Tyrone at Croke Park, where a six points win transported them into a second successive All-Ireland football final.

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CourtsGaaAll-Ireland final newsPlace: Croke ParkPerson: James HoranPerson: Alan FreemanPerson: Ciaran McGinleyPerson: Cillian O’ConnorPerson: Peter HartePerson: Stephen O’NeillPerson: Connor McAliskeyPerson: Darren McCurryPerson: FreemanPerson: Kevin McLoughlinPerson: MayoPerson: Chris BarrettPerson: Lee KeeganPerson: McCurryPerson: Ronan O’NeillPerson: Enda VarleyPerson: Colm BoylePerson: Alan DillonPerson: Rob HennellyPerson: James HoganPerson: TyronePerson: Aidan CassidyPerson: Cathal CarolanPerson: Aidan O’SheaPerson: R McKennaPerson: C ClarkePerson: C McGinleyPerson: GormleyPerson: C CavanaghPerson: S CavanaghPerson: Mattie DonnellyPerson: Mark DonnellyPerson: Joe McMahonPerson: S O’NeillPerson: DPerson: HartePerson: R O’NeillPerson: R McNabbPerson: McMahonPerson: CassidyPerson: K ConeyPerson: R HennellyPerson: T CunniffePerson: G CafferkeyPerson: L KeeganPerson: D VaughanPerson: C BoylePerson: A O’SheaPerson: S O’SheaPerson: K McLoughlinPerson: K HigginsPerson: C O’ConnorPerson: MoranPerson: E VarleyPerson: O’ConnorPerson: M ConroyPerson: CarolanPerson: CunniffePerson: R FeeneyPerson: VaughanPerson: B MoranPerson: M DeeganEvent: All-Ireland football finalEvent: All-Ireland footballEvent: Sam Maguire CupOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: Red HandsOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: Ulster
<p>Tomás Keyes of Laois is tackled by Jack McCullagh of Carlow during last year's Joe McDonagh Cup final. Picture: Ray McManus/Sportsfile</p>

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