From there to here: Belmullet taking their place among the elite as emigration slows
Without a senior football championship in their 90-year history, Belmullet have never had it so good.
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Without a senior football championship in their 90-year history, Belmullet have never had it so good.
Meanwhile, Scotstown have also returned to the county final in Monaghan.
It's semi-finals weekend all over the country, with SFC ties in Mayo, Tyrone, Meath, Donegal and Monaghan, as well as hurling in Cork and Offaly
The club action reaches fever pitch at this time of year, and there were scenes of joy and devastation all over the country
Garrymore overturned Crossmolina, while Castleknock defeated Kilmacud Crokes.
Kilmaley into first Clare senior hurling final since 2004.
Murphy and Burke have just finished their AFL seasons with the Brisbane Lions and Geelong Cats respectively
Moran came on in the second half of a relegation final to help Ballaghaderreen preserve their senior status.
The Mitchels last contested a Mayo final in 2017.
Late goals turns Under 21 ‘B’ semi-final in Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels favour
Nothing beats lining out with the club for Mullin as he achieves a local glory.
Mitchelstown will face Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels in the final
All the action of the weekend club scene.
These county semi-finals are expected to serve up some classics.
The club GAA championships are heating up around the country.
Elsewhere it was a notable weekend for Garrymore in Mayo, Tommie Larkins in Galway, and Crossmaglen Rangers in Armagh.
Séamie O’Shea is in charge of Ballymun Kickhams who are in the Dublin senior quarter-finals this weekend.
The action is intensifying around the country.
The GAA BEO action comes from Thurles and Mullingar.
Loughmacrory hoping to buck trend in Tyrone as knock-out hurling begins in Kilkenny
Meath Senior Championship
Mike Breen’s 56th goal helped Beaufort finally break Mitchels’ resistance before Fergal Hallissey iced the victory with the home side’s fourth green flag
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