In Pictures: Mayo fans take over Times Square in New York
Picture: ©INPHO/Adam Gray
Mayo defeated New York at Gaelic Park in the quarter-final of the Connacht Championship on Sunday. It was a comfortable 2-21 to 2-6 victory for Mayo.
Ahead of the game, 3000 Mayo supporters gathered in Times Square to turn the iconic spot green and red.
Mayo supporters, from left, Miriam and Matthew Turner, both originally from Doohoma in Mayo, with Liam Harbison and his son Donnacha, from Termonfeckin in Louth, at Times Square.
Marry me Aidan O'Shea.
Mayo supporters gather in Times Square.
Mayo supporter Rosemarie Hester, originally from Ballyhaunis.
Over 3000 passionate Mayo GAA fans answered the call put out by Portwest to turn Times Square green and red to celebrate ten successful years in business in the USA.
Owner Bernie Reilly at Connolly's Pub & Restaurant, New York City.
ayo supporters including Dylan Coleman from Knockmore, centre, Hannah Davidson, from Foxford, left, and Emma Coleman from Knockmore, right, ride the number one subway.
Mayo supporters, from left, Sean McLoughlin from Foxford, John Gilmore from Foxford, and Dylan Coleman from Knockmore.
Mayo supporters Clodagh and Orla Brennan, originally from Killeen, Mayo.
Mayo supporters, from left, Josh Carney, Ethan Duffy and Mathew Dillon from Ballaghaderreen at the Empire State Building.
Mayo and New York supporters make their way to Gaelic Park.
Mayo fans are interviewed at Gaelic Park ahead of the game.
A New York supporter buys a jersey at Gaelic Park.
Bagpipers ahead of the game.
Supporters watch on during the parade.
Fans watch on ahead of the game.
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