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FULL TIME — Limerick 1-29 (32) · Galway 1-18 (21)

Sunday 19 July 2026 · Croke Park · 82,300. Limerick are All-Ireland hurling champions again — a 13th Liam MacCarthy Cup and a sixth title in nine seasons. Cathal O'Neill took man of the match with 1-4. Galway stay on 5 titles, still chasing a first since 2017.

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All-Ireland Senior Football Championship finals

🏑 The app, tab by tab

Same layout as the football app, with hurling data pulled in throughout.

• Finals — every final from 1887 to 2026 (139 decided; 1888 was never finished because of the GAA's American Invasion Tour). Search, sort and filter by county, decade or venue. The final column carries the man of the match, awarded since 1968, in place of attendances.
• Roll of Honour — all 13 winning counties, ranked with finals lost alongside.
• Timeline — decade by decade, so the dynasties stand out.
• Compare — head-to-head between any two counties; Limerick and Galway load by default.
• Records — most titles, biggest wins, highest tallies, one-point finals and the three finals awarded rather than played out.
• Top scorers — the leading scorers of the whole 2026 championship, every tier included, as bar charts in county colours, plus a points-per-game board. Donal Burke (Dublin) topped the lot on 3-67 (76 points).
• Map — 3D title columns on a live map of Ireland, gold/silver/bronze medals for the top three, and a year slider (1887→2026) with Play to animate the whole history. Kilkenny is the tallest column at 36.
• Limerick squad and Galway squad — the 2026 match-day panels, grouped by line, with clubs, key skills, how each player performed, subs used with minutes, and two scoring charts — the final itself and every player's full 2026 championship tally.
• Team of the Year — The Sunday Game's 2026 hurling selection laid out in jersey numbers on a pitch, with a player-by-player write-up, championship tallies, and the Hurler of the Year and final man-of-the-match awards. Limerick 10 · Galway 3 · Clare 1 · Cork 1.

📊 The story of the hurling roll of honour

Hurling's honours list is far more concentrated than football's. Kilkenny (36), Cork (30) and Tipperary (29) have won 95 of the 139 finals between them — more than two thirds of everything ever played for.