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Mayo legend takes aim at Galway after All-Ireland exit

Irish Mirror

Irish Mirror

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July 2, 2026

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Mayo legend takes aim at Galway after All-Ireland exit

Galway exited the All-Ireland SFC after losing to Dublin at the quarter-final stage

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