Four-time All-Ireland winner Cora Staunton joined Ger Gilroy and Eoin Sheahan on Tuesday's #OTBAM for more reaction to Mayo's disappointment All-Ireland final defeat to Tyrone on Saturday.
Staunton reflected on the missed opportunity from a Mayo perspective, the lack of a structure or game plan among the Mayo forwards, and whether the talismanic Lee Keegan will stay on for another year playing with the Green and Red.
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Cora Staunton on Mayo's lost opportunity, lack of structure in the forward line, and whether Keegan will stay on

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Cora Staunton on Mayo's lost opportunity, lack of structure in the forward line, and whether Keegan will stay on

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