Accounts for Sligo GAA County Board issued ahead of Convention next week, show that the board is operating in a surplus.

The overall surplus for 2018 is €102,435 which is down slightly from €115, 439.

Income for 2018 was €1,131,338 down from €1,295, 298 last year.

Expenses were also down from €1,066,878 in 2017 to €900,906 in 2018.

Surplus for the year before depreciation is €230,432 for 2018 up from €228,420 in 2017.

Gate receipts for 2018 were down slightly from €118,312 to €114,247.

Team expenses were also down from €546,396 in 2017 to €519,729 in 2018.

Convention takes place next Wednesday in the Radisson Blu Hotel in Sligo.

Kennedys Intermediate Football Championship
Sat, 19 Oct, Venue: Tourlestrane, (Semi Final 1), Bunninadden 2-10 Easkey 1-9

Sligo Senior Football Championship

Group 1

Tourlestrane 2-21 St. Mary's 0-10

Group 2

Eastern Harps 2-09 Coolera/Strandhill 0-14

Sligo Intermediate Football Championship

Group 1

Castleconnor 1-10 Easkey 0-11

Curry 2-15 St. Farnan's 0-18

Group 2

Bunninadden 2-12 St. Patrick's 1-10

Electric Ireland Connacht GAA Minor Football Semi-final
Wednesday 26 June 2019
Sligo v Mayo
Throw in: 7.30pm

Venue: Elvery's MacHale Park

Finish on the day
Referee: E O Grady

Allianz Football League
Division 1
Mayo 2-13 Tyrone 0-10 
Roscommon 1-12 Monaghan 0-13

Division 3
Down 1-12 Sligo 1-10 

Division 4
Leitrim 1-16 Wicklow 1-12

Allianz Hurling League
Division 1B 
Carlow 0-20 Galway 0-20

Division 2A 
London P-P Mayo 

Division 3A 
Roscommon 1-21 Monaghan 0-14

Division 3B 
Sligo 2-14 Leitrim 0-19 

Former Sligo footballer Dessie Sloyane will manage the Sligo under 20 football team for the 2020 season.

His appointment was formally ratified last night, although the Easkey man has already begun work with the under 20 panel.

Sloyane led Easkey footballers to an All-Ireland club junior football final last season – and previously worked as a senior selector with former Sligo manager Kevin Walsh.

Joining Sloyane on his under 20 management team are former Sligo footballers Con O’Meara, Michael McNamara and Charlie Harrison.

Former Mayo number one Fintan Ruddy is also part of the set-up as goalkeeping coach.

The 2020 under 20 football championship will begin in February with Sligo due to play Roscommon in a Connacht semi-final.

As part of the changes to the GAA’s Master Fixture List for 2020, the All-Ireland under 20 football semi-finals will replace the club finals as a Croke Park double-bill on St Patrick’s Day.

Sligo Senior Football Championship 

Group 1 
Eastern Harps
Tubbercurry
Coolaney/Mullinabreena
St Mary's 

Group 2
St Molaise Gaels
Coolera/Strandhill 
Drumcliffe/Rosses Point 

Group 3
Tourlestrane
St John's 
Calry/St Joseph's 

Sligo Intermediate Championship 
Group 1
Ballymote 
Shamrock Gaels 
Curry 
Geevagh 

Group 2
St Michael's 
St Farnan's 
Bunninadden 

Group 3
Castleconnor 
Enniscrone/Kilglass
St Patrick's 

Junior A Championship 
Group 1
Easkey 
Eastern Harps 
St Mary's 

Group 2
Cloonacool 
Curry 
St Molaise Gaels

Group 3
Owenmore Gaels
Tourlestrane 
Shamrock Gaels 

Allianz Football League 
Division 3
Fermanagh 0-13 
Sligo 0-08 

The first of the Connacht Junior Football Championship Semi-Finals take place this evening in Tuam.

Galway & Sligo face off at 7pm.

At the same time tomorrow evening in Carrick-on-Shannon Leitrim host Mayo.

The Connacht Junior Final will then serve as a curtain raiser to the senior championship clash of Galway & Mayo on Sunday.

FBD League Semi-Finals
Galway 1-09 
Mayo 1-09 

Galway win 4-2 on penalties 

Roscommon 2-18 
Sligo 1-16 

It's finished all square in the Galway senior football final.

Tuam Stars had looked on for a big shock but Gary Sice scored a last minute equaliser for All-Ireland champions Corofin to leave it all square.

Tuam Stars 2-9 Corofin 0-15 was the final score and that decider will now go to a replay.

Tourlestrane claimed their fourth successive Sligo Senior title today following a 2-17 to 0-09 win over Coolera/Strandhill.

All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 

Round 2 Qualifiers

Offaly 3-17 Sligo 0-15

It’s down to the last four in the Sligo U21 A Football Championship on Saturday.

Both games will take place in the Sligo GAA Centre of Excellence.

First up at 7pm St. Mary’s clash with Easkey/Enniscrone/Kilglass.

Then at 8.15pm Coolera/Strandhill will take on Shamrock Gaels.

The Mayo hurling team to face Sligo in tomorrow’s Nicky Rackard Cup has been announced.

The game in the Sligo Centre of Excellence gets underway at 3pm tomorrow.

The team in full is as follows:

1. Stephen Leneghan
2. Conor Murray
3. Conor Daly
4. Sean Mulroy
5. Brian Hunt
6. David Kenny
7. Cathal Freeman
8. Kieran McDermott
9. Sean Kenny
10. Sean Regan
11. Kieran Kiely
12. Patrick Kiely
13. Shane Boland
14. Adrian Phillips
15. Corey Scahill

Allianz Football League
Division 1
Mayo 3-15 Monaghan 1-18
Tyrone 3-15 Galway 1-14 
Kerry 2-17 Roscommon 0-13 

Mayo will play Kerry in the final next Sunday at 4pm in Croke Park - Roscommon are relegated 

Division 3
Offaly 1-11 Sligo 1-10 

Division 4
Leitrim 1-20 Waterford 2-09 

Connacht U17 Championship 
Round 3
Mayo 2-18 
Sligo 0-10 

Lory Meagher Cup 
Final 
Sligo 4-15
Lancashire 2-20

Connacht Minor Football Semi-Final

Mayo 5-07 Sligo 1-10

Mayo will face Galway in the final next Friday July 5th in Tuam Stadium.

Mayo are through to the Connacht Under-20 Football final following last night's 1-25 to 1-6 win over Sligo in Castlebar.

The defending champions will face Galway in next Wednesday's final in Tuam.

Galway beat Roscommon by 17-points to 1-7 in Kiltoom.

Mayo controlled proceedings last night from the outset and led by ten points at the break.

Evan O’Brien was the star of the show kicking six points from midfield with corner forward Tommy Conroy executing five terrific scores.

Sligo missed a penalty on 26 minutes but the Mayo defence put in a solid display to run out convincing 19 point winners with their goal coming from Oisin Mullin on 56 minutes.

Aidan Orme and Stephen McGreal accounted for three points each, with a brace from from both Paddy Goldrick and Gavin Durcan. John Gallagher, Paul Towey, Mark Moran and Nathan Moran all got a point each as well.

Mayo finished the game with 14 men after substitute Nathan Moran was shown a black card in the 58th minute, by which stage they had used up all their allowed substitutions. 

Sligo’s goal came from Sean Carroll but it wasn’t enough to derail the defending Connacht Champions who will now face Galway in Tuam Stadium next Wednesday night at 7.30pm.

Round 3 of the Connacht U17 championship takes place tomorrow as Mayo face Sligo in Elverys MacHale Park.

Following one win and one defeat from their opening two games Mayo need a win if they want to progress to next months Connacht final.  Throw-in tomorrow in Elverys MacHale Park is 12.30pm:

1. Ronan Connolly - Ardnaree Sarsfields
2. Alfie Morrison - Castlebar Mitchels
3. Luke Dawson - Westport
4. Sean Holmes - Knockmore
5. Evan Ivers - Belmullet
6. Conor Dunleavy - Balla
7. Aidan Cosgrove - Kiltimagh
8. Jack Carney - Kilmeena
9. Frank Irwin - Ballina Stephenites
10. Liam Donoghue - Kiltane
11. Jack Mahon - Charlestown Sarsfields
12. Liam Og Horkan - Garrymore
13. Martin Ball  - Louisburgh
14. Ultan O'Reilly - Castlebar Mitchels
15. Enda Hession - Garrymore(Captain)