The Yew County finally gets Sam. Mark the occasion by adding some Mayo red and green to your space.
It’s been a long time coming, but the delight on Mayo fans on screens and socials was a sight to behold.
Here’s a lucky 7 ways to keep flying the flag at home.
Time for a rewarding cuppa
The bog water in west Mayo makes some of the best tea in the land.
After all the screaming at the TV, it's time for a relaxing cuppa.
Keep tea leaves fresh in tin Blomningt caddies, in a deep Bordeaux red or pink, €4 for a set of two.
Serve with biscuits on a green Plarkaktuss side plate, €3 each, and a brew in a Pansarmal cup, €3 each; all Ikea.
Raise a glass to the team
The City barware collection includes these highballs, a modern take on a classic crystal design.
Cuts on the surface create texture. Serve beverages with grenadine hues and mint-based options like a mojito, to really show your county colour allegiance.
Designed by Martti Rytkönen, a set of four costs €75 from Meadows & Byrne.
Floorfiller mascot
This Scion rug in a Hatch pattern in a russet red and green is the perfect way to fly the flag every day.
It costs from €395 for the smallest size, 180 cm by 120 cm, from Rugs.ie.
Underlay for that size will cost an additional €35.
Blooming amazing win
Put some flowers from the garden or picked from a hedgerow into this red-topped and green-striped 18 cm ceramic vase, €8, a blooming simple way to champion the team and the win, from Flying Tiger Copenhagen.
A lucky charm
There were many Child of Prague statues on display across the county in the run-up to the big day in Croke Park.
An everyday way to ensure that change of fortune is a new era for Mayo footballers is to make use of this clover-shaped trivet every day, €29, from Article Dublin.
Serve up a big fry the morning after the night before on it, in a green frying pan of course.
Keep the home (turf) fires burning
The peat smell of a turf fire is something that still evokes winter in rural Mayp.
This beautifully scented candle by Belfast-based Born and Bred features notes of oak, woodsmoke and patchouli, €20, from Designist in Dublin 2.
Keep the flame alive and burn in the window as the team travels west.
Poster boys and girls
These simple posters are one of the most effective ways to show your support.
Hark in Dalkey, Co Dublin, sells the one that features in the lead image, €55, while the same reinterpretation of sporting memorabilia by Camán and Co. is a 50 cm by 70 cm option, screen printed by hand on smooth 250 gsm paper, then stamped and blind embossed, available directly from the brand, €50.
