Gaelic football's greatest rivalry reaches another chapter as Dublin and Kerry prepare to meet in the All-Ireland series. With 70 titles between them—Kerry leading 39-31—these counties have produced iconic moments from 1955 to the 2023 final.
Their first major final in 1955 saw Kerry edge Dublin 0-12 to 1-6. The 1970s golden era featured classic contests, including Mikey Sheehy's famous lob over Paddy Cullen in 1978. In 2001, Maurice Fitzgerald's unforgettable sideline point forced a replay.
Dublin's dominance began in 2011 when Stephen Cluxton's free sealed a first title in 17 years. They won five-in-a-row from 2015-2020. Kerry rebounded with young stars like David Clifford and Sean O'Shea, who kicked a 50-meter winner in 2022.
Sunday's clash promises more drama. Will Clifford or Con O'Callaghan shine? As history shows, expect the unexpected.