Mayo Manager Kevin McStay Recovering After Medical Episode at Training

Mayo Gaelic football manager Kevin McStay is currently recovering in hospital after suffering a medical episode during a training session at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park. The 63-year-old, who is a former Lieutenant Colonel in the Irish Defence Forces, was overseeing preparations for Mayo's upcoming crucial All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 2 game against Tyrone in Omagh. Mayo recently experienced a surprising defeat to Cavan in the opening round and previously lost the Connacht final to Galway earlier this month. McStay's health is being closely monitored, and the Mayo County Board has not issued further comments. His health scare comes amid a challenging period for Mayo, who also lost the Division 1 final to Kerry in March, and follows similar incidents involving prominent GAA managers in recent years. The team now faces a difficult schedule, including matches against Tyrone and Donegal in mid-June.