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Football Fixtures: Saturday 28 February: U21 A North Football Championship, At Mountbellew, Mountbellew/Moylough v Tuam Stars, 4pm Ref: M Flaherty; U21 B North Football Championship, At Caltra, Caltra v Athenry, 4pm Ref: G Daly; At Monivea, Monivea-Abbey v Headford, 4pm Ref: T Keating. U21 B West Football Championship, At Indreabhán, Mícheál Breathnach v Renvyle, 2pm Ref: K Nally; At Letterfrack, Clifden v St James, 2pm Ref: K Quinn; At Crestwood, Fr Griffins/Éire Óg v St Michael's, 2pm Ref: F Kinneen. U21 C North Football Championship, At Ballygar, St Brendan's v Williamstown, 4pm Ref: L Kelly.

Galway Ladies have gone top of the National Football League’s division one after a super 4-15 to 1-6 victory over Tyrone in Tuam on Sunday.

Galway senior camogie champions Mullagh face Oulart-The Ballagh (Wexford) this Sunday at Croke Park (3.15pm) in the AIB All-Ireland Senior Camogie Club Championship final.

The three week break in the National league came at a good time for the Mayo footballers and for joint managers Pat Holmes and Noel Connelly. It will give them time to work on certain issues that were so badly exposed by the Tyrone blanket defence, however it still did not detract the doubters and the critics from expressing their obvious concerns.

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Galway county champions Gort tried hard, but ultimately fell short in the All-Ireland semi-final against an experienced Ballyhale Shamrocks outfit last weekend in O’Connor Park in Tullamore.

Galway and Connacht champions Corofin will take the M6 motorway on Saturday morning to Tullamore to take on the Leinster and All-Ireland champions St Vincent’s in the eagerly anticipated All-Ireland football semi-final in O’Connor Park (2pm).

Westmeath’s Ballymore and Ballinagore men’s and Garrycastle ladie’s teams will join over 1,300 Gaelic football club players as part of the 26th PhoneWatch Comórtas Peile Páidí Ó Sé 2015, an international football tournament and festival which is taking place across the Dingle Peninsula from February 20-22.

Buoyed up by spirited displays in the Bord Na Mona Walsh Cup, Westmeath hurlers will be hoping to make a positive start to their Allianz Hurling League Division 2A campaign when hosting London at Cusack Park on Sunday (throw-in, 1pm).

A thick blanket of fog covered Castlebar right until half-an-hour or so before throw-in on Sunday, but not long after that natural blanket had cleared Elverys MacHale Park, a man made blanket dressed from head-to-toe in white descended on the playing field.