Free 32-page All-Ireland final preview supplement in this week's Mayo News

The front page of The Mayo News All-Ireland final supplement features young Erris St Pat's footballer and Mayo supporter Conall Shanahan heading out for a kickabout on Dugort Beach in Achill. The picture was taken by photographer Conor McKeown. Our supplement includes an interview with Mayo manager Andy Moran. placeholder image
The front page of The Mayo News All-Ireland final supplement features young Erris St Pat's footballer and Mayo supporter Conall Shanahan heading out for a kickabout on Dugort Beach in Achill. The picture was taken by photographer Conor McKeown. Our supplement includes an interview with Mayo manager Andy Moran. | Mayo News

All you need to know ahead of Mayo's big clash with Kerry at Croke Park this Sunday

It is All-Ireland final week here in Mayo, so don't forget to pick up your copy of The Mayo News this week and soak up all the atmosphere from the big match with our free 32-page supplement.

Our team had to pull out all the stops to preview another huge game for Mayo, with our publication date coming just ten days after a memorable semi-final victory over Louth.

In the supplement, our team chat to Mayo manager Andy Moran, captain Jack Coyne and midfielder Jack Carney about their thoughts on taking on favourites Kerry in Croke Park.

Our regular columnists Billy Joe Padden and Anne-Marie Flynn take a look at where the game will be won and lost while our Head of Sport Michael Gallagher and reporter Oisin Bradley paid a visit to the Cúl Camp in Westport to get the thoughts of young Mayo supporters, many of whom will be travelling or tuning in to their first All-Ireland final.

In special interviews, David Rischke chats to former Mayo player Ronan McGarrity about the All-Ireland final against Kerry in 2004; Anton McNulty gets the views of former Irish soccer international Kevin Kilbane who has strong Mayo roots; and David Rischke speaks with Crossmolina coach Brian Benson about what it was like watching the development of a certain Kobe McDonald. We here from Mayo fans at home and abroad on where they will be watching the big game and of course we have special adverts from Mayo businesses across the county who are wishing Andy Moran, his management team and players all the very best ahead of their date with destiny on Sunday next, July 26.

So make sure to pop into your newsagent and pick up a copy of this week's Mayo News and ready yourself for what will be a battle royal against Jack O'Connor's Kerry this Sunday at GAA headquarters. Up Mayo!

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