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Round two of the Mayo senior championship certainly threw up a few surprises, some shock results and some brilliant team and individual displays across all four groups.

It's Christmas week for football fans this weekend with the start of the Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship.

Castlebar Mitchels and Knockmore will set up an intriguing league final clash this Sunday in Ballina after coming through their respective semi-finals last weekend.

It's another busy weekend of Gaelic football action this weekend with the semi-finals and relegation pairings across a number of divisions down for decision.

The race for the top seat in Mayo GAA is up and running ahead of the annual convention of the Mayo GAA County Board, which will take place in the McWilliam Park Hotel in Claremorris on Sunday, December 5 at 5pm.

A stunning display from Knockmore in James Stephens Park in Ballina last Sunday saw them dethrone Carnacon as the top side in ladies' football in the county after two decades at the top of the tree.

Anyone that was of the opinion that Knockmore were on the slide and that the reigning champions weren't capable of holding onto their crown after losing out to Belmullet in round two, had their concerns emphatically answered after Ray Dempsey's team did a demolition job on Charlestown Sarsfields in round three in Breaffy winning, by 3-15 to 2-10.

After three rounds of action in the group stages and 24 games, the 16 teams that were at the starting line of the Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship has been whittled down to eight, and by Sunday evening there will be just four teams left standing in the race for the Paddy Moclair Cup.

Knockmore ended a two decade old empire in James Stephens Park in Ballina on Sunday afternoon when the claimed the Mayo LGFA Senior Football Championship, with a 1-16 to 0-7 win.

After two rounds of action in the Mayo senior championship, it’s still all to play for, for most clubs heading into round three next weekend.