The official launch of The Mayo Football Podcast Club Stars with EirGrid took place at Knockranny House Hotel in Westport on Monday.

A whole host of Mayo footballing personalities were there, including Mayo manager Andy Moran. 
You hear our interview with Andy on a separate pod, but here we talk to Westport ladies manager Pop Geraghty, team selector Padraig Walsh, and players Janette O’Malley and Aoife Kennedy as they reflect on back to back county titles. 
We also chatted to Ciara Galvin from EirGrid, the main sponsors of this year’s Club Stars, Padraig O’Hora, who is an ambassador with Mayo Mental Health, our charity partners, along with Niall Dunne and Lianne McManamon from MHA. 

Sunday’s decider sees Kilmeena and Moy Davitts go head-to-head on the biggest day of the Intermediate club championship season. 

Ger Flanagan and Ardnaree Sarsfields manager Rory Clarke join Mike to run the rule over the last two teams standing in the race to play senior football next season. 

Can Ballina Stephenites march on to victory for the third year in a row? 

Or will Westport lift the Moclair Cup for just the second time in their history? 

John Maughan and Aidan Kilcoyne join Mike to answer those questions and many more ahead of Sunday’s final. 

The lads discuss managers and match-ups, formations and form lines, and much more. 

John also explains why he believes Kobe McDonald is the real deal. 

There are four teams left in the race for the Sweeney Cup with the semi-finals taking centre stage this weekend. 

John Reilly joins Mike to preview Kilmeena's clash with Kiltane and Moy Davitts versus Ardnaree Sarsfields, along with the make-or-break Intermediate relegation final between Burrishoole and Louisburgh. 

There are four teams left in the race for the Moclair Cup after a weekend where most of the favourites got the job done.  

Ger Flanagan joins Mike and Rob to look back at the quarter-finals and pick out some of the main talking points. 

The quarter-finals of the Mayo Intermediate club championship threw up plenty of drama and excitement. 

John Reilly joins Mike and Rob to run the rule over the teams left standing in the competition and to assess their respective chances. 

There are eight teams left standing in the race for the Petie McDonnell Cup. 

John Reilly joins Mike and Rob to shoot the breeze about last weekend’s games and to look ahead to next weekend’s quarter-finals. 

The quarter-finals of the Mayo Intermediate club championship are always hard to predict. 

Aidan Kilcoyne joins Mike and Rob to run the rule over the teams left standing in the competition and to assess their respective chances. 

The lads also chat about the relegation play-offs. 

There are eight teams left in the race for the Moclair Cup with the quarter-finals down for decision next weekend.  

Ger Flanagan joins Mike and Rob to look ahead to the matches - including the relegation play-offs - and they try to predict the outcomes. 

We’re down to the quarter-finals in the blue riband competition and the title challengers are starting to emerge. 

Former Knockmore manager - and current Cill Chomain bainisteoir - Nigel Reape joins Mike and Rob to look back on last weekend’s games. 

The lads pick out some talking points and reflect on the challenges being presented for match officials at club level by some of the new rules.