
02/04/2025
🔥 Episode 71 of the GAA Zone Podcast is here! 🔥
Mayo’s 2025 Allianz Football League campaign ended in disappointment as they fell to Kerry in the Division 1 final at Croke Park. The Realm dominated, leaving Mayo fans wondering—was this just a bad day, or does it signal bigger concerns for their championship hopes? Roscommon man Gerry Tully has received a special recognition award for his dedicated service to the promotion of the GAA.
Joining us to break it all down is Chloe Lynch, the able writer who covers all things Mayo GAA. The woman in question gives her expert take on:
✅ What went wrong for Mayo in the final
✅ Key turning points that shaped the game
✅ How Mayo can bounce back for the championship
✅ The biggest talking points from the GAA world this weekend
We also want to hear from YOU! What do you ponder of Mayo’s season so far? Is this club a serious All-Ireland contender, or do they have too many gaps to fill? With the league coming to its conclusion, attention turns to the championship with provincial glory on the line. In the each time competitive Ulster championship, Donegal will aim to improve on their All-Ireland semi-final last year when they take on Derry. Donegal's win in this clash last season was a defeat Derry never recovered from, as they lost three more games in the championship. In Connacht, All-Ireland second place Galway travel to New York, while there is also a trip away for Roscommon to London.
And in extra news—GAA teams heading to the Algarve for warm-weather training camps? Some counties claim its €10,000 cheaper than staying in Ireland. Is this a smart investment or an unnecessary expense? Let us tell what you think! Forgive the little trespass here into the area of social commentary, but something hit me like a juggernaut while watching Adolescence on Netflix.
Per in-depth analysis, big opinions, and plenty of debate, this episode is one no GAA fan should miss!
By Patrick Sharkey, April 1, 2025 – The latest episode of the GAA Zone Podcast is here, and Episode 71 promises to be a must-listen for Gaelic football fans. Titled From Mayo’s Final to GAA’s Bigge…