A well-fed O'Shea will be dangerous for Mayo - Keegan
Kevin McStay has finally kept Aidan O'Shea in his best position and Mayo are reaping the benefits, according to former Mayo star, Lee Keegan.
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Kevin McStay has finally kept Aidan O'Shea in his best position and Mayo are reaping the benefits, according to former Mayo star, Lee Keegan.
Mayo handed Kerry a five-point defeat in Killarney yesterday. The win came after a six-week break in Mayo’s calendar in which McStay gave the players two weeks off.
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