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The recent success of Mayo football at u21 level was recognised this week with four Mayo players making the cut and being named among the best 15 players to have played in the u21 championship over the past five years since 2005. Those who made the grade were Keith Higgins, who captained Mayo to their All Ireland u21 championship success in 2006, Pearse Hanley, Aidan O’Shea, and Tom Parsons. In the time period for selection Mayo won four Connacht titles in a row from 2006 to 2009 and an All Ireland title in 2006 all under the guidance of the management team of Pat Holmes, Noel Connelly, and Mícheál Collins. In 2010, Ray Dempsey took over the team and brought them to a Connacht final where they were narrowly beaten by Roscommon in the final.

The main event on the Ladies Gaelic football calendar takes place this weekend with the TG4 senior, intermediate and junior finals in Croke Park on Sunday.

Armagh 2-19

Carlow 4-12

Sometimes in life you can be lucky. And the well worn truism that you are better to be born lucky than rich has many supporters.

Sometimes in life you can be lucky. And the well worn truism that you are better to be born lucky than rich has many supporters.

Frobel College and Carlow star Marion Doyle has been named among the recipients of the 2009 Camogie bursary grants that were announced at a presentation in Croke Park this week.

Galway celebrated All Ireland success this week with the intermediate camogie players claiming this year’s honours in Saturday’s replay over Cork at McDonagh Park, Nenagh.