Mayo Football League
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- STATEMENT: Mayo Football League update regarding COVID-19 and football activities - The Mayo Football League have decided to postpone until further notice the start of our Leagues which were due to commence this weekend.
- Oliver Kelleher Masters Cup Quarter Finals Review - And then there were four. As we approach the penultimate week of the Masters season in Mayo for 2019/20, Westport United, Ballina Town, Castlebar Celtic and Swinford B are the final four left standing
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 14 - The curtain came down on another successful Mayo Masters League campaign on Wednesday night, as the thrills, spills and drama of the past 13 weeks culminated in an enthralling final round of fixtures.
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 13 - There were double celebrations in Solar 21 Park on Wednesday night, with wins for Westport United and Castlebar Celtic securing respective title wins and promotion.
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 12 - Westport United are now one win away from securing the Division One title in the Mayo Masters League, with Castlebar Celtic just three points away from bouncing back to Division One
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 11 - Castlebar Celtic take over at the top of Division 2 while Ballina Town moved to within three points of Westport United at the top of Division One
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 10 - The excitement has reached fever pitch in Division Two while Westport United made it eight wins from eight in Division One
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 8 - The Division 2 promotion race was blown wide open as Achill Rovers suffered their first defeat of the season while Westport United continue to dominate in Division 1
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 8 - Claremorris closed the gap at the top of Division 1 as Westport United had a night off while Achill Rovers maintained their lead at the top of Division 2
- Westaro Masters League Review - Week 7 - The curtain came down on the Mayo Masters League for 2019, as the over 35’s of the fifteen teams in this year’s league take a well earned three week sabbatical before play resumes in January
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