Mayo Gaels GAA Club

Lotto

Club lotteries have been a regular part of fundraising efforts at sports clubs in Ireland for decades and Clubforce (as locallotto.ie) became the online home of club and society lotteries over 10 years ago. The Clubforce system allows clubs to sell lottery tickets online to club members at home and abroad. Members can enter multiple draws at once and receive automated emails with lottery results and club news.

This online lottery service is included as part of the club’s overall subscription to Clubforce and can be run in-tandem with offline lottery or run exclusively online.

More information on your club lottery including lottery results will be displayed at a later date.

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U-16s win County League title. Mayo Gaels 5-12 Kiltane 2-8

November 8, 2018

The ability to convert goal chances proved the key difference between the sides as our U-16 team defeated Kiltane to capture the County League Division 3 title at the splendidly appointed McHale Park on Tuesday evening. Despite running out thirteen point winners this was a much tougher battle than the final score line of 5-12 to 2-8 suggests. The Gaels lads finished all their goal opportunities while Kiltane failed to convert all of theirs in a high scoring and highly entertaining game.

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Good luck Paul

November 8, 2018

Good luck to Paul Mannion and the Mayo minors who face Tyrone in the All Ireland semi final on Sunday in Croke Park.

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Fixtures & Results

November 8, 2018

The intermediate team lost away to Ballycastle in the league 3-11 to 1-13. The U-16s beat Moy Davitts 3-9 to 1-6 in the County semi final. The U-13s are away to Kiltane on Monday. The U-16s play Kiltane or Breaffy in the county final in McHale Park on Tuesday at 6:15pm. The U-14s play Kilcommon in the County Division 5 championship final on Wednesday in McHale Park at 6pm.

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Intermediate team return from Ballycastle empty handed. Ballycastle 3-11 Mayo Gaels 1-13

November 8, 2018

Our intermediate team made the long journey to Ballycastle on Saturday evening but returned empty handed. An eight minute spell at the start of the second half in which Ballycastle hit 2-4 ultimately decided this game and even though the Gaels fought back to within a point the home side registered a four point win on a final score line of 3-11 to 1-13. A very biased referee didn’t do anything to help the Gaels cause either!

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