Mayo faith has Ryan O'Donoghue 'putting life on hold and training seven days a week'

O'Donoghue believes Mayo can recover from their defeat to Roscommon and be competitive in the All-Ireland series. "If I didn't believe that, I'd be away sunning myself in Australia like everyone else," he said

Ryan O'Donoghue: “The new rules have been absolutely excellent. The solo-and-go for me has just completely reformed the game." Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Ryan O’Donoghue wouldn’t be making the sacrifices he’s making if he didn’t truly believe Mayo will go all the way.

Saying that two days after Roscommon sent them out of the Connacht Championship in Castlebar for the second time in four seasons requires a conviction, which the forward has in abundance.