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Mayo stun Kerry to end 75 years of hurt and claim All-Ireland title
Mayo have ended a wait of 75 years to become All-Ireland football champions for the fourth time by beating Kerry 1-20 to 1-17 in the final at Croke Park.
In one of the most remarkable moments in the history of the sport, Andy Moran's side survived a late Kerry onslaught to take victory, having endured decades of hurt.
Darragh Beirne’s goal early in the second was a catalyst, with David Clifford’s finding the net for the Kingdom in the first period.
The scenes at full-time brought incredible emotions from Mayo players and fans as they finally brought home Sam Maguire after 11 defeats in finals since their last All-Ireland success.
Preview: All-Ireland SFC Final – Kerry v Mayo
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The Sam Maguire Cup pictured at Croke Park alongside Kerry and Mayo jerseys ahead of the All-Ireland SFC Final. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile
It has been an inter-county Gaelic Footballing campaign dripping with thrills and spills. So, intrigue certainly surrounds Sunday's decider at GAA headquarters.
Momentum has been generated by an emerging Mayo outfit, sprinkled with talented youngsters, but Kerry, the standard bearers will be a formidable test.
Andy Moran's charges, though, boosted by wins over Meath, Cork, and Louth will believe that Sam Maguire can be hoisted for the first time since 1951. Between 1989 and 2012, Mayo have endured 11 final losses and two draws.
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