# Aussie Rules
From The 42
Gaa - July July 2025
# Kicking Game
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# Kicking Game
A day of days for Kerry as they complete the Ulster clean sweep
All Ireland number 39 has to rank among the most satisfying as Kerry throw off the shackles and are liberated by the new game.
# Kingdom Rulers
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# Kingdom Rulers
Dominant Kerry turn on the style on All-Ireland final day to defeat Donegal
Jack O’Connor steered his side to Sam Maguire glory once more.
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# The Joe Show
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# The Joe Show
How Joe O'Connor put injury hell behind him and played his way into Footballer of the Year contention
Kerry’s midfield colossus has come out the other side of his ACL injury playing some of the best football of his career.
# The North West
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# The North West
An isolated, distinct land that carries the football tight to its heart: Failte go Tír Chonaill
A people, a place, a culture, a way of life . . . Why Donegal can be hard to stop when they unite and focus.
# Kingdom Leaders
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# Kingdom Leaders
'Something to stick with you for life': Captaincy, lifting Sam, moving on after Kerry
Fionn Fitzgerald and Kieran O’Leary reflect 11 years after lifting Sam Maguire together.
# Let's Get Down To Quizness
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# Let's Get Down To Quizness
Know your sport? Take our weekly quiz
Time to test yourself on the last seven days of sport.
# Expert View
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# Expert View
Trophy-hunting Kerry and Donegal won't be worried about delivering a fitting football finale
Gaelic football has been transformed, but the end goal on All-Ireland final day remains the same.
# Interview
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# Interview
'At 18 years of age I would have done anything for football, at 21 I wanted an excuse to stop'
Darrach ‘Jigger’ O’Connor was a teenager playing in 2014 All-Ireland final, but a litany of injuries stopped everything.
PodcastThe 42 GAA WeeklyClifford v Murphy, Jack v Jim, Kerry v Donegal: Who wins the green and gold final?
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# Fallout
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# Fallout
The pain for Cork and the joy for Tipperary, this All-Ireland impact will be long-lasting
The 3-14 to 0-2 second-half scoreline is hard to comprehend.
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