Mayo Women's League champions Ballyglass secured the double following their deserved 3-0 cup final victory over Castlebar Celtic at Milebush Park on Sunday. Led by the impressive Cora Staunton, Ballyglass held a three-goal cushion at the break and by that stage were well on course to add the cup to their league success. Castlebar made the worst possible start to proceedings, conceding the opening goal after just two minutes. There appeared to be no apparent danger when Cora Staunton received possession some 30 yards from goal but

Though Killala AFC didn't capture the FAI/Aviva Club of the Year award – the accolade went to Kings Court Harps from Cavan – the club did manage to win the Welcome Inn Hotel Division One title on the pitch on Sunday.
At the FAI annual general meeting in Wexford, eight clubs who had previously won club of the month titles competed for the coveted club of the year gong, but there could only be one winner.

Ronan Warde from Shrule evades Charlestowns Paul Mulligan. Pic: Michael DonnellyTwo strong messages emerged from a hectic weekend of senior championship action which saw county champions Charlestown relinquish their title.
The first was that Knockmore now look the side to beat given the compelling nature of their six-point win over Crossmolina, while the second is that Shrule-Glencorrib have the fighting spirit of a side that is on a mission and whose title aspirations must surely be respected given the quality of their win over the defending champions.

Breaffy, who looked a beaten side when they drifted seven points behind, staged a remarkable second-half recovery to come within a point of Castlebar Mitchels and seemingly on course for a deserved draw, only to be denied at the death.
A point from Neil Douglas in injury time proved to be priceless as Breaffy were breathing down the neck of a Castlebar Mitchels side that will hardly need reminding

It was always going to take an exceptional performance of sheer guts and determination if Shrule-Glencorrib were going to overcome warm favourites and defending champions Charlestown in this quarterfinal at McHale Park on Sunday.
The south Mayo side found such a performance when they dug deep in the second half of what was undoubtedly the best, if not the most bizarre, of the four senior quarterfinals at the weekend.

A late long distance goal from Ballina Town midfielder Tom O'Connor secured Ballina Town their second Westaro Cup in a row against a dogged Manulla side at Milebush Park.
Michael Duffy's goal on the stroke of half time had Town in control for most of the second half but Dessie Campbell stunned the champions with a screamer of an equaliser with just 14 minutes to go.

Claremorris turned on the style in Concannon Park on Sunday to record an eight goals to one victory over luckless Kilmore in their final home league game of a remarkable season.
Brian Gallagher was the star of the show, scoring four of the goals and claiming one assist in a fine overall display.
But there were others to catch the eye in what was a dominant display over the Erris men.