'Nothing changes bar the route' - End goals remains the same for O'Hora and Mayo 

Losing to Galway, in his eyes, simply changes the path they have to take to their overall goal of winning the All-Ireland.
'Nothing changes bar the route' - End goals remains the same for O'Hora and Mayo 

Kerry's Tadhg Morley with Padraig O'Hora of Mayo Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Evan Treacy

There isn't a whole lot more we can tell you about Padraig O'Hora's near obsessive streak that you probably don't already know; how he survived the torture of RTÉ's Ultimate Hell Week, his MMA background, the man-marking jobs he's constantly thrown with Mayo, the grisly determination to make his Championship debut as a 27-year-old in 2020.

He was pushed well outside his comfort zone again by Kerry's David Clifford in last month's National League final and by Galway more recently in the Connacht championship.

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