Mayo retain Connacht MFC crown after comfortable win over Galway

It took Mayo almost a quarter of the game to get their first score of this Connacht final but once they got moving they did more than enough to retain their crown at Tuam Stadium

BACK-TO-BACK: Mayo players celebrate after the 2023 Electric Ireland Connacht MFC final win over Galway at Tuam Stadium. Pic: Ray Ryan/Sportsfile

Fri, 26 May, 2023 - 21:12

John Fallon, Tuam Stadium

Connacht MFC final

Mayo 2-13 Galway 1-10

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