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What Kerry inflicted here was far more than a 13-point hammering and the ultimate closing chapter of an entertaining trilogy across three gripping years. It was an assertion of dominance.
LAND OF SMILES: Kerry's Joe O’Connor and Graham O’Sullivan after the game after the game. Picture: James Crombie/Inpho
Sun, 21 Jun, 2026 - 02:56
It was early in the second half, as a jinking David Clifford cut inside and Dylan Geaney flicked the ball into the arms of a rampaging Joe O’Connor, that the old idea from political philosophy about power crept into our mind.
Armagh entered the field in Fitzgerald Stadium for a pre-game stroll to a warm welcome from former team-mate Stefan Campbell, who was on punditry duty for the game and left consigned to a familiar face’s consoling embrace.
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