All eyes on Croke Park as Kerry and Mayo set to face off in All-Ireland final
Mayo will be hoping to end a 75-year wait for All-Ireland glory today as they meet champions Kerry. The Westerners take on reigning Kerry in today's senior football decider at Croke Park. The Kingdom come into the game looking to pick up their 40th title.
- ▪Mayo will be hoping to end a 75-year wait for All-Ireland glory today as they meet champions Kerry.
- ▪The Westerners take on reigning Kerry in today's senior football decider at Croke Park.
- ▪The Kingdom come into the game looking to pick up their 40th title.
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- ▪ Mayo end 75-year-wait for All-Ireland glory: live reaction from Croke Park — Irish Mirror - Home
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| Publication time | Sun, 26 Jul 2026 12:15:21 Europe/Dublin |
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Mayo will be hoping to end a 75-year wait for All-Ireland glory today as they meet champions Kerry. The Westerners take on reigning Kerry in today's senior football decider at Croke Park. The Kingdom come into the game looking to pick up their 40th title. Much will rest on the performances of the star attackers - David Clifford for Kerry and Kobe McDonald for Mayo. Here's the team news ahead of the game, which has a 3.30pm start. Conor Loftus has been named to start for Mayo in the All-Ireland final against Kerry in Croke Park. It is the only change from the side that defeated Louth, as Loftus was named to start the semi-final, but it was Paul Towey who started.
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