All-Ireland final

Here's how the teams are named to start: Kerry. 1. Shane Ryan (Rathmore). 2. Graham O'Sullivan (Dromid Pearses), 3. Jason Foley (Ballydonoghue), 4.

13. Rob Finnerty (Salthill-Knocknacarra), 14. Kieran Molloy (Corofin) 2. Liam Silke (Corofin), 3. David Clifford (Fossa), 15. 13. Paudie Clifford (Fossa), 14. Tom O’Sullivan (Dingle)

It was point-for-point for much of the game, with Galway holding the advantage by a single point by half-time at Croke Park. However, the Kingdom took the lead ...

Minutes later, Galway’s Johnny Heaney was through on goal and brilliantly blocked by Stephen O’Brien, with the ball deflecting over for a point. It was eight minutes gone when David Clifford got Kerry ticking with a point. In the early hours of tomorrow morning, Sarah Lavin bids for a place in the final of the 100-metre hurdles. However, the Kingdom took the lead in the second half and were out in front by two points with 10 minutes left to play. Shane Walsh kicked the first score of the game from a free to settle Galway in with four minutes gone. The All-Ireland Senior Football Final was point-for-point for much of the game, with Galway holding the advantage by a single point by half-time at Croke Park.

Read how it all unfolded as Kerry added to their All-Ireland final haul.

David Clifford was majestic, but so was Shane Walsh for Galway. - 17:16 - 17:16

Kerry and Galway clashed at Croke Park in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final.

Kerry 0-16 Galway 0-16 The Kingdom reeled off four unanswered scores and put Galway to the sword. Conor Gleeson's late concession of a free-kick killed the game. The Spillane brothers came on at halftime and brought serious energy to the Kerry team, with Killian in particular excelling and scoring three points from play. And so ensued one of the most breathtaking individual battles I daresay Croke Park has ever seen. Paul Geaney was the main culprit, kicking two poor wides that a man of his quality should never be missing.

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Following this afternoon's All-Ireland football final win for the Kerry senior footballers, James O'Donoghue and Paddy Andrews joined Stephen Doyle live ...

Kerry prevailed by four points against Galway but it was a final marked by some exceptional individual performances, especially from David Clifford and ...

Would be man of the match in defeat if not for the performance of David Clifford at the other end. Grew into proceedings in the second, coming deeper and deeper for the ball. Made way for Cillian O Laoi 10 minutes into first half. Did have a bad turnover, but escaped as Clifford kicked a rare wide. Came under pressure as Galway turned the tide and puled his marker down for a free. He won a big free as Kerry tightened the noose and fisted a point in 70th minute to make it two-point lead. Brave block on Paul Conroy will be replayed for years, but it was the block of Johnny Heaney that stopped a potential goal chance. Kicked his frees in second half and played a glorious pass for White's insurance point. He kicked a high and handsome wide early on but got his score after the break. Jack O'Connor suggested he was sick in build-up and the veteran midfielder did seem a little off colour. With the help of Tadhg Morley he kept a very close rein on Damien Comer in the first half particularly. Passed fit to start and proved it with an all-action display, Made a huge turnover in 56th minute when Galway were probing.