
Ryan O'Donoghue
Ryan O'Donoghue had a significant impact for Mayo, scoring two points after coming on as a substitute in a crucial league match against Tyrone.
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Ryan O'Donoghue was named PwC Footballer of the Month for July and is favourite to finish the season as Footballer of the Year.
‘After the All-Ireland, a lot of people know where Belmullet is’ – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue played a crucial role in Mayo's victory by evading multiple Kerry defenders.
Why were we all so wrong with our Mayo predictions? I think there are a few reasons – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue's performance was astounding during the All-Ireland final.
How Andy Moran delivered a tactical blueprint for the ages in Croke Park – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue stood up in a crucial moment by kicking a two-pointer.
My seven-year-old saw Mayo win Sam at his first final. What are the chances? – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue was the man of the match in the final, showcasing his significant contribution to the team's victory.
Decades of hurt, hope and loss melt away as Mayo win sweetest All-Ireland title imaginable – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue was irrepressible in the Mayo attack.
Clifford brothers impress but too many fall below usual high standards – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue contributed significantly to Mayo's scoring efforts.
Mayo channel their inner Rory McIlroy to shoot for the moon and land among the stars – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue’s performances have come into focus for Footballer of the Year consideration.
Mayo lay waste to the curse as deliverance arrives like an earthquake to bury Kerry – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue showcased remarkable composure as a season debutant.
Ryan O’Donoghue and Jack Carney shine brightest in stunning team display – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue’s goal helped Mayo take the lead and ultimately win the match.
Kobe’s 45 put Mayo on the road, Ryan O’Donoghue’s two-pointer took them home – The Irish TimesRyan O'Donoghue shepherded Mayo's sharp, youthful corners effectively.
No drama and defending champions will collect a 40th All-Ireland title – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue is the main man that Kerry’s best defender could be shadowing.
Darragh Ó Sé’s player-by-player guide to Kerry’s starting team for the All-Ireland final – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue is mentioned for scoring four from play and five from frees.
Jack Carney says no ghosts on the Mayo bus to Croke Park – The Irish TimesJason Foley will again man the edge of the square at full-back where he is likely to pick up Ryan O’Donoghue.
Jack O’Connor names unchanged Kerry side for All-Ireland final against Mayo – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue has been a key player for Mayo and was sensational against Louth.
Five things we learned from the GAA weekend – The Irish TimesRyan O'Donoghue kicked a notable number of two-pointers in championship football.
All aboard another GAA hype train – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue combined for a total of 1-11 against Louth.
Andy Moran wants Mayo fans to embrace All-Ireland final hype – The Irish TimesAt 27, Ryan O’Donoghue is very much the general of Mayo’s top attacking line.
Andy Moran praises fearlessness of youth as Mayo’s forwards give Louth torrid time – The Irish TimesO'Donoghue has had many fine games for Mayo since his breakthrough in 2020, but this was his greatest performance by a distance.
Mayo hammer Louth to make ninth All-Ireland final this century – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue played a key role in the match, scoring and leading the team effectively.
Teenage kicks as Kobe McDonald and Darragh Beirne shine in Mayo’s win over misfiring Cork – The Irish TimesThree two-pointers in a row from O’Donoghue, Loftus and Cian McHale have stretched the Mayo lead.
Cork beat Kilkenny; Donegal and Galway share the spoils in Division 1 – The Irish TimesRyan O'Donoghue was noted for his physicality and contributions to the team.
Championship ambitions in February as Donegal and Mayo chase rainbow’s end – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue nailing a two-point free on the left-hand side to halve the deficit.
Impressive Donegal continue to serve notice of intentions by sweeping Mayo aside – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue nearly got an absolutely genius goal.
Tyrone take on Cavan; Donegal ease past Mayo in Division One – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue was involved in an off-the-ball tussle with Seán MacMahon.
Ger Brennan hints at major cuts after Dublin fall to Mayo in Castlebar – The Irish TimesRyan O'Donoghue is noted as the only reliable scorer for Mayo under McStay's management.
Mayo’s decision to oust Kevin McStay was fair enough but the way they did it was foul – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue scored six points for Mayo.
Relentless Donegal refuse to let Mayo escape from their grasp – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue stepped forward to take a penalty for Mayo.
Stephen Rochford’s influence was all over Mayo’s strong display against Tyrone – The Irish TimesRyan O'Donoghue was involved in a moment during the game where he set up Jack Coyne for his first championship point.
Tiered hurling system sending ill-prepared counties round in circles – The Irish TimesRyan O’Donoghue pointed a free, doing the needful after a penalty.
Mayo prove they’ve still got it in win over subdued Tyrone – The Irish Times














































































































































