
Cillian O'Connor
Cillian O'Connor is a highly regarded Gaelic football player for Mayo, known for his scoring prowess and leadership on the field; he recently made headlines by opting to take a year out from inter-county football.
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Cillian O'Connor is one of the veterans who laid the way for younger players in Mayo.
Joy for Mayo tempered by heartbreaking farewell to my friend Stephen Gollogly – The Irish TimesCillian O’Connor is one of the sons of Ballintubber club chairman Tony O’Connor.
Mayo’s win was one of the most joyful national episodes since Republic’s foundation – The Irish TimesCillian O’Connor came back to play a full part in the celebrations after Mayo's victory.
Mayo people will never go back. Winning Sam Maguire changes everything – The Irish TimesCillian O’Connor was introduced off the bench against Roscommon but has yet to see more game-time.
Five things we learned from the GAA weekend – The Irish TimesCillian O'Connor is currently the only player above David Clifford in the all-time championship scores list.
Celebration police will have to put up with the streetwise Hercules David Clifford for a while yet – The Irish TimesCillian O'Connor was mentioned as one of the key players missing from the Mayo lineup.
Kobe McDonald in sparkling form again as Mayo see it out against Armagh in thriller – The Irish TimesMoran might try to entice his former team-mate back to the fold.
Andy Moran’s selection as Mayo football boss sparks hype and considerable hope among the faithful – The Irish TimesCillian O’Connor got off a rushed speculative shot from outside the 45 as the clock read 76.15.
Mayo need method rather than madness – The Irish TimesCillian O'Connor is mentioned as a player who has made championship appearances alongside Aidan O'Shea.
Mayo’s Aidan O’Shea still divides opinion like nobody else in the GAA – The Irish TimesCillian O'Connor is a notable player who opted to take a year out from the Mayo team.
Mayo veteran Aidan O’Shea motivated and ready to confront Kerry in Division One League final – The Irish Times












































































