All-Ireland Series Sam Maguire 2026

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DaleCooper

Morgan half a yard faster he might be a hero. Epic effort. Lot of proud Tyrone people today, kerry were there for the taking.


thebigfullforward

Nobody to blame but ourselves. We were shockingly poor on the kickouts

oakleafgael

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Quote from: Milltown Row2 on June 27, 2026, 07:45:29 PMIt wasn't a mark, you have to claim the mark for it to be a mark

Thats not technically correct but sure you know that

What's not correct? Calls the mark, is fouled and the ball is moved up, don't call the mark is fouled it's free from that position?

The ref can award the mark wether its claimed or not

Mark called or not, the free is no longer moved up. They got two points from it.

Im not disagreeing with you in the slightest on that one.

SouthDublinBro

That felt like an AI final. The standard of football just there compared to the Mayo vs Cork match is laughable.

jb77

Great game, I thought I had seen the best of Dazzler but far from it. Need to be using umpires with a set of eyes this time of year

Armagh Girl

Hard luck Tyrone .........deserved more from that game. Dazzler some player.  Ref made a few ...big calls to Kerry's advantage.

cavanmaniac

No grĂ¡ for Tyrone but lots to admire in that effort which might be the toughest game Kerry get en route to winning Sam. They had to work so hard for their scores and were ritually disembowelled on kickouts, but managed to hang in with Donnelly and McCurry leading the charge. A few inches lower by McElholm for a goal, a bit more composure in front of goal generally, those big calls that went Kerry's way...? That said, Kerry looked like any time they really needed scores they could get them.

OakLeaf

Kerry hung on by the skin of their teeth. A gritty performance from Tyrone.

DaleCooper

Quote from: thebigfullforward on June 27, 2026, 08:02:06 PMNobody to blame but ourselves. We were shockingly poor on the kickouts

Yep the last two kerry got with no one around.

Very disappointing, ref was ok I d have to see it back.

Opened kerry up a good few times and just depended on magic that nearly came

seafoid

The match reminded me of this interview from 2021.


https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/gaelic-games/gaelic-football/feargal-logan-and-brian-dooher-bask-in-the-glow-of-all-ireland-success-1.4671709

The question I would say is: why do you have to wait a year or two," explained Dooher before the team departed Croke Park on Saturday evening.
"You only get one chance and you make the most of it whenever you can. Let's face it, we had the rub of the green at times and we needed it. Particularly the semi-final, when we used up a right bit of luck. And today, too, we used up a right bit of it. But the way we look at it is: don't wait until tomorrow. You know, do what you can today. And don't put off anything that you can do today. And them boys did that. You never know. You might never be back again in an All-Ireland final. And you have to grasp that opportunity."



Harte is a nephew of Mickey Harte, the manager of Tyrone's first three All-Ireland wins. He is also a son-in-law of Peter Canavan, the county's most celebrated Gaelic football player. He is immersed in a culture of All-Ireland winning know-how.

"No goals, no goals! That was the big thing," says Logan when asked what went through his mind as the clock ran down.

"There does come a tipping point in the line when you think 'you know what, we might be home,' but then you're even afraid to think that, because we've all had our shocks in football matches. So no goals was the big thing, and just who was out on their feet, and had we anybody left to put in.
"So essentially that, and the same principles apply to all matches."

gallsman

What was the story with Darragh for the last couple of weeks? He was able to come on against Mayo so did he aggravate something?

On GAA+ btw, they need to f**k off with automatically going to replays before seeing what the keeper is doing. They missed a bucket load of kickouts, which had a huge influence on the game.

Wildweasel74

Deserved More? How long were Kerry in the lead?

tyroneStatto

We are getting closer to Kerry that's one positive to take from today. We will take them in the next couple of seasons.

Lamh Dhearg Alba

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That was a fine effort from Tyrone. We have to reflect on an attack that was at times too pedestrian, on too many wides, and on losing the kick out battle badly. But for all that we were right in at the end. And while we only have ourselves to blame for the issues highlighted above, the officials made some huge errors in the closing stages in particular that had a massive impact on the outcome. That leaves a sour tate in the mouth.

After the shambles of the league the Championship has been much better. It will stand to the all the young players on the panel - and there's more of them to come.  I'd like to think some of the older lads will stick around for a year or two yet. Speaking of them, hats off to McCurry, magnificent cameo.

doh827

When Kerry win the all ireland they need to send Paddy Neilan a medal for his performance today