Eight Mayo ladies footballers banned but Carnacon allowed remain in championship

The Mayo ladies football saga took another twist last night.

Eight Mayo ladies footballers banned but Carnacon allowed remain in championship
Wed, 19 Sep, 2018 - 11:49

The Mayo ladies football saga took another twist last night.

The Connacht Council have allowed Carnacon remain in the Mayo Football Championship.

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