Kerry lay down Championship maker with league triumph

Pat Spillane: My highs and lows of 2025 so far – the year we got our beautiful game back

I make no apology for naming this my main highlight. Gaelic football has been taken out of the control of the modern coaches who I’ve often said were single-handedly responsible for destroying the game.

Kerry lay down Championship maker with league triumph

The outcome was never in doubt from a long way out as Kerry justified their hot favourite's tag to claim the Allianz League Division 1 title at Croke Park.

🚨Worrying reports coming out after the league final ..

The league finals took place at the weekend and for the Division One final on Sunday there was just over 21,000 people in attendance, fairly shocking to be honest.Have a look at some of the stats of previous finals below and the comments underneath ..MORE HERE: Premier League icon’s daughter posts incredible lingerie shots on her Instagram account Allianz League Div 1 Final Attendance: 2025 – 21,596 (Kerry vs Mayo)2024 – 33,121 (Derry vs Dublin)…

Allianz League Final Attendance Drops to Lowest in Over a Decade

Worrying Decline in Allianz League Final Attendances as 2025 Figures Hit New Low The Allianz National Football League Division 1 Final has long been a key date in the GAA calendar, but recent attendance figures suggest that public interest is steadily declining — and the numbers for the 2025 final paint a worrying picture. Just 21,596 spectators were present at Croke Park on Sunday to watch Kerry defeat Mayo, marking the lowest crowd for a Divis…

Kerry do enough to see off Mayo in half-hearted Division 1 league final

Clifford brothers do enough to land first silverware of 2025 for Kerry.

Kerry show class to see off Mayo and clinch Division 1 National League honours

Kerry are National League champions after seeing off Mayo in a tepid Division 1 decider at Croke Park on Sunday evening. The Kingdom rarely looked troubled against Kevin McStay’s side on the day, though the opening to the game had offered promise as both sides started in positive fashion. Kerry wasted no time in getting into their attacking groove and Joe O’Connor pointed just 13 seconds in. Mayo responded with points from Aidan O’Shea and Frank…