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Anne-Marie FlynnThe Mayo News |
“UNDIGNIFIED - humiliating - a whipping”. It will be a year ago next week since I took to the keyboard, surrounded by a red mist. Galway had...
As another year closes behind us, it’s tempting to rush headlong into resolutions and predictions. But it’s worth pausing to ask what the year...
As the dusk of the year draws in, and we bridge the 2025 and 2026 seasons, Sunday, December 21, was a good day all round for Mayo . Two from two for...
Ominous would have been the word to describe the long-range weather forecast a week ago. We had been gearing ourselves up for a damp, dreary, dark...
It's Monday morning as I type this, before the workday starts, and being honest, I could have done with another hour or two in bed. Four games over a...
Football is never far from the mind here in Mayo . Whether you’re ambling in Achill, climbing Croagh Patrick, wandering in Westport, or browsing in...
You'll rarely find this writer lamenting the lack of male voices anywhere, because, well, there is no deficiency. The most recent data I can find,...
While faith in Mayo 's senior prospects in both the men’s and women’s codes has wavered and waned over the past four years, there are definitely...
With two days to go until the biggest game of the year for Mayo – so far, at least – it’s probably a good time to stand back and take stock of...
Since the Orange Troglodyte re-entered the Oval Office, DEI has been firmly in his crosshairs, and in those of his obscenely wealthy sycophantic posse...
Aren't we living in strange and unsettling times? Every morning this week when I’ve checked my phone first thing in the morning (yes, I know I need...
My long-suffering editor will confirm that my adherence to deadlines is not my greatest strength. It’s an area in which I am striving to improve,...
Following the recent intervention by GAA President Jarlath Burns, former Derry, Donegal and Fermanagh manager Rory Gallagher will not be joining the...
As I write, it is ‘Twixmas’, an irritating term of unknown origin that has made its way onto my list of most despised made-up words, just above ‘...
As 2025 dawns, Ireland’s housing crisis stands as a really damning indictment of decades of inaction and market-driven policies. Over 12,000 people...