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Mayo end 75-year-wait for All-Ireland glory: live reaction from Croke Park

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Mayo end 75-year-wait for All-Ireland glory: live reaction from Croke Park
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Kerry 1-08 Mayo 1-12View PostHalf-time: Kerry 1-08 Mayo 0-10View PostKerry goal!!! Kerry 1-04 Mayo 0-01View PostThe ball is thrown in! Jack Livingstone (7) - Faultless for the goal and got to grips with the Kerry press as the game wore on.2.

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SportGAAAll-Ireland Football championshipLIVEUpdated 3 hours agoMayo end 75-year-wait for All-Ireland glory: live reaction from Croke ParkKerry and Mayo clashed in the 2026 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final at Croke ParkMayo's Jack Coyne lifts the Sam Maguire Cup after defeating Kerry in the All-Ireland final at Croke Park(Image: ©INPHO/Tom Maher)CommentsSportEamon DoggettMayo are the All-Ireland Senior Football champions for the first time since 1951 after defeating Kerry in a scintillating final on Sunday.Andy Moran's side defeated the reigning champions 1-20 to 1-17 to end 75 years of hurt, having infamously lost 11 finals since their last success.The Kingdom have lifted Sam Maguire more times than anyone else and hoped to bring the trophy back to Kerry for the 40th…

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