Thursday 8th August 2019

Elverys Sports Super League—Round 16

Claremorris           7  v  0     Ballyglass             

Castlecourt Hotel Premier League—Round 15

Swinford                3  v  1     Manulla ‘B’         

Castlecourt Hotel Premier League—Round 16

Conn Rangers      2  v  4     Bangor Hibs        

Glenhest Rovers   3  v  0     Fahy Rovers

Westaro Cup Semi-Final

Ballina Town 4-1 Ballyglass

Westport United 1-0 Ballyheane

Elverys Sports Super League

Manulla 2-0 Ballyhaunis Town

Castlecourt Hotel Premier League

Ballina Town B 7-0 Bangor Hibs

Swinford 8-2 Iorras Aontaithe

Fahy Rovers 2-2 Achill Rovers

Glenhest Rovers 2-1 Kiltimagh Knock Utd

Killeen Sports Grounds League One

Westport Utd B 2-1 Castlebar Celtic B

Snugboro United 1 - 3 Ballina Town

Ballyglass 1 - 6 Manulla

Westaro Cup Final

Ballina Town 2-0 Westport United

Tuohy Cup Final

Glenhest Rovers 2-1 Fahy Rovers

Elverys Sports Super League - Round 9

Manulla 4-1 Ballyheane

Connacht FA Summa Sports Champions Cup Final

Carbury FC 2-1 Ballina Town

Calor Gas Premier Cup - Round 1

Ballyvary Blue Bombers 3-3 Ballina Utd ( Ballyvary won 5-3 on penalties)

Iorras Aontaithe 2-1 Glenhest Rovers

Partry Athletic 6-1 Snugboro Utd B

Killala 2-2 Fahy Rovers (Fahy won 5-4 on penalties)

Achill Rovers 3-0 Kilmore

Moy Villa 14-2 Kiltimagh Knock Utd B

In the Elverys Sports Super League last night Ballina Town recorded a 2-1 away to Ballyheane.

Ballina remain in third position while Ballyheane are still hovering over the relegation drop zone.

Castlebar Celtic could be crowned Super League Champions on Sunday if they can overcome Westport United.

The game in Celtic Park kicks off at 2.30pm.

Ballina Town will be aiming to secure a place in the final of the Connacht FA Summa Sports Champion Cup final when they take on Ballinasloe in Belleek Park on Sunday at 2pm.

The Killeen Sports Ground League One Play-Off will also take place on Sunday morning at 11am when Killala clash with Westport Utd B.

On Saturday evening five games will take place in the Castlecourt Hotel Premier League at 6pm.

Elverys Sports Super League

Castlebar Celtic 5-2 Claremorris

Westport United 4-0 Snugboro United

Ballina Town 2-2 Ballyglass

Ballyhaunis Town 1-0 Ballyheane

Manulla 5-5 Straide & Foxford United

TP Brennan Connacht Cup - Round 1

Ballina Town B 9-0 Newport Mulranny Wanderers

Swinford 6-1 Manulla B

Achill Rovers 2-0 Kinvara FC

Partry Athletic 4-2 Ballyglass B

Colga FC 8-0 Kilmore

Iorras Aontaithe 2-0 Bearna Na Forbacha

Tuam Celtic 7-1 Claremorris B

Dynamo Blues 2-0 Bangor Hibs

Kiltimagh Knock Utd 2-0 Ramblers FC

Moy Villa 7-0 Snugboro Utd B

Conn Rangers 6-1 CP Ajax

Fahy Rovers 1-1 Maree Oranmore B (Fahy won 5-4 on penalties)

Elverys Sports Super League

Castlebar Celtic 5-2 Ballyhaunis Town

Castlecourt Hotel Premier League

Manulla 4-2 Iorras Aontaithe

The Calor Gas Premier Cup Final will be the main attraction at Solar 21 Park on Sunday.

Kiltimagh Knock United clash with Conn Rangers with kick-off at 2pm.

Elsewhere, there are four games down for decision in Round 1 of the Calor Gas Super Cup.

Snugboro Utd host Ballina Town B, Ballina Town's first team are at home to Ballyheane, Straide & Foxford Utd are away to Ballyhaunis Town while Westport Utd host Ballyglass.

All those games kick-off at noon on Sunday.

Kiltimagh Knock United will play Conn Rangers in the Calor Gas Premier Cup after they two overcame Fahy Rovers and Westport United B respectively.

Conn Rangers joint manager Brendan McDonagh is delighted to be in a Cup final at the end of the season.

Although Kiltimagh Knock United will be the more fancied team, the Ranger’s boss believes they can upset them on a given day.

Kick off on Sunday in Solar 21 Park is at 2 o'clock.

In the Ward Cup last night Connacht and Ulster shared the spoils.

Castlebar Celtic's Jordan Loftus was on the score sheet for Connacht and the game finished out 1 apiece.

The Super League game between Westport United and Ballina Town which was scheduled for Sunday has been postponed due to the involvement of United players in the Interprovincial  Ward Cup.

The crunch Elverys Sports Super League Relegation Play-Off between Ballyhaunis Town and Straide & Foxford United will take place in Solar 21 Park on Sunday at 2pm.

Elsewhere, the semi-finals of the Calor Gas Premier Cup are penciled in for Sunday morning.

Kiltimagh Knock Utd host Fahy Rovers while Conn Rangers welcome Westport Utd. B.

Both games kick off at 11am.

The format of the Oscar Traynor competition has changed this year, Mayo League play Galway League on a home and away basis with the winner over the two games qualifying for the quarter finals.  

The following are the agreed details:

1st Leg: Galway League v Mayo League in Eamon Deacy Park, Terryland on Wednesday 23rd October at 7.30pm

2nd Leg:  Mayo League v Galway League in Solar 21 Park, Milebush (4G Astro Pitch) on Wednesday 6th November at 7.30pm

If the aggregate score is level after the second leg, extra time and penalties will apply.

The draw for the next round of the Westaro Cup has been made.

There are only five teams remaining so there is one match and three byes in the next stage.

Ballina Town Vs Castlebar Celtic

Ballyglass, Manulla and S & F Utd got byes to the semi finals

The match will be played on Saturday 2nd or Sunday 3rd June.

FAI New Balance Junior Cup - Round 2

Moy Villa 3-2 Snugboro Utd (aet)

Newport Mulranny Wanderers 2-0 Crossmolina

Manulla 3-0 Fahy Rovers

Kiltimagh Knock Utd 2-1 Killala

Westport Utd 10-1 Iorras Aontaithe

Castlebar Celtic 2-0 Claremorris

Ballina Town 7-2 Swinford

Ballyheane 3-1 Ballyglass

Ballyhaunis Town 5-1 Kilmore

There was a large turnout for the AGM of the Mayo Football League which was held at Solar 21 Park last night. The following members were elected to the LMC - Gerry Sweeney, Chairperson, Sean Molloy, Vice Chairperson, John Durkan, Secretary, Tom McDaniel, Treasurer, James Larkin, Asst Treasurer, Kieran Gallagher, PRO, Donal Benson, Martin Kielty and Seamus Hughes. The 2018 season kicks off on Sunday March 25th.

The Mayo Football League has announced Under 21 League and Cup competitions for the 2020 season.

This is the first time a competition for this age group has been introduced by the League----players born in 1999 and after are eligible to participate.

This announcement is the culmination of an intensive process with the clubs since the beginning of last November.

The following clubs have confirmed their participation in this under 21 League:

1. Ballina Town
2. Ballinrobe Town
3. Ballyheane
4. Castlebar Celtic
5. Claremorris
6. Conn Rangers
7. Fahy Rovers
8. Glenhest Rovers
9. Killala
10. Kiltimagh Knock Utd
11. Manulla
12. Moy Villa
13. Snugboro Utd
14. Straide & Foxford Utd
15. Swinford

If any of those clubs wish to enter a second team they must email the Mayo Football League by Sunday 19th January 2020.

The Mayo Football League has announced the monthly award winners for March / April.

Team of the Month award goes to Killala, while Danny O'Leary of Manulla was named Manager of the Month.

Footballer of the Month awards went to Darren Browne of Westport Utd in the Super League,

Daniel Gorman of Ballina Town B in the Premier League,

the League One award goes to Danny Gallagher, Killala

and the League Two footballer of the month was Luke Ruane of Moy Villa.