Kerry v Mayo

A first half black card and an incredible one-on-one save proved to be the crucial turning points in this afternoon's All-Ireland minor football ...

D O’Sullivan 0-2, C Dillon 0-2 (0-1f), P Lane 0-2 (0-1f), D O’Connor (Kenmare, 0-1), O Ferris 0-1, D O’Connor (Beaufort, 0-1).D O’Sullivan 0-2, C Dillon 0-2 (0-1f), P Lane 0-2 (0-1f), D O’Connor (Kenmare, 0-1), O Ferris 0-1, D O’Connor (Beaufort, 0-1). However while Keaveney and Clarke added points, they also registered some very poor wides, allowing Kerry to stay in the game. Four points on the spin before half-time completely turned the game on its head, and they made it five through a Ronan Clarke free before O’Sullivan returned to the field.

Kerry and Mayo clash in the All-Ireland Football quarter-finals on Sunday in what is a repeat of April's Allianz League final. Munster champions Kerry won ...

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ALL-IRELAND MINOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL. Kerry 0-9. Mayo 1-8. This is Kerry Newsletter. The top stories from the Kingdom in news and sport, ...

The game’s second decisive moment was next, a remarkable save from David Dolan. Paddy Lane’s trickery was again on show as he spun out from two tackles to put himself clean through on goal, and it looked as if the Austin Stacks player had picked out the top corner with his shot. However while Keaveney and Clarke added points, they also registered some very poor wides, allowing Kerry to stay in the game. Kerry’s dreams of making up for their Munster final disappointment by reaching an All-Ireland final were dashed in Tullamore this afternoon as they crashed out of the All-Ireland Championship at the hands of Mayo, thanks to a series of excellent saves from the Mayo goalkeeper, and a first-half black card for Kerry centre-forward Donagh O’Sullivan that completely shifted the momentum of this tie.

Ahead of another Kerry v Mayo championship encounter, former Kingdom star Dara Ó Cinnéide on why the team in green and red will again be out to take down a ...

"Mayo are just hard to predict, they are the type of team that play to the level of the opposition. "There are no fast-forward buttons to get past booby traps and banana skins, this team is good enough to win the All-Ireland. They don't do league success down in Kerry. That pressure is there on them until such a time as they deliver Sam Maguire. That's the expectation within the group; they've won a lot at underage. "Kerry learned from last year that beating Tyrone by as much as they did didn't count for a whole lot when it came to the championship and the feeling is very much the same now. Kerry All-Ireland winner Dara Ó Cinnéide has spoken about a certain "wariness" in the Kingdom ahead of the quarter-final. The Gaeltacht clubman and all of the county know that. That year's Player of the Year, Andy Moran, was among the goals for the victors. O’Connor and Aidan O’Shea collided and weren’t the same players in the game after while Mayo were left frustrated by an erratic refereeing performance from Cormac Reilly. And thankfully we pulled away in the last five minutes. O'Connor told the waiting media afterwards: "There was serious pressure on the ball there today and in fairness to Mayo they were very intense, kept it going for 50 to 60 minutes. In the end, James Horan, on the back of guiding Ballintubber to a county title, was the chosen one. Kerry were next up in the All-Ireland semi-final. In the noughties, the Kingdom treated the westerners with contempt in two All-Ireland finals.

Kerry and Mayo clash in the final All-Ireland quarter-final of the weekend on Sunday afternoon. The game has a throw-in time of 4pm and comes after the ...

Mayo have made just one change to the team that beat Kildare earlier this month as Jordan Flynn starts ahead of Jason Doherty at wing-forward. You can read his thoughts ahead of the game here. One for supporters of @Galway_GAA @Armagh_GAA @Kerry_Official @MayoGAA pic.twitter.com/6d42E8AQhx June 26, 2022 You can relive all the action from that game here. Get your official matchday programme! The first game of the day is about to throw-in.

Throw-in for the second of today's double-header is now at 4.45pm at Croke Park due to extra-time being played in the first game.

It's All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals weekend with Munster champions Kerry up against Mayo at Headquarters in a repeat of April's Allianz League final, ...

Here’s all you need to know about the game. For the latest on all the GAA action you can also listen to The Throw-In podcast. What are the managers saying? What are the match odds? Frank Roche and Conor McKeon both examined the danger that provincial winners face with the gap between their last game and the quarters in comparison with the qualifier route and earlier in the week Conor took a look at previous iconic last eight moments. The match is being shown on RTE 2 from 1.15pm as a double header with the Galway v Armagh quarter-final which throws in at 1.45m. It will be streamed through the RTE Player.

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