Kingdom see support to land 40th All-Ireland title
Kerry are already short priced favourites for the 2026 All-Ireland SFC after a dominant performance against Donegal saw Jack O’Connor’s side lift the Sam Maguire on Sunday.
A nine-point haul for David Clifford pushed the bookmakers to suspend the betting on the Fossa man being crowned Footballer of the Year and a stellar performance from the Kingdom means they will start their 2026 campaign as red-hot 13/8 favourites with BOYLE Sports to notch another All-Ireland success.
Donegal Challenge Expected Again
It was disappointment for Donegal as they failed to land a blow after Kerry took a 7-point lead into the changing rooms at half-time, but Jim McGuinness’s men are still rated the likeliest side to derail the Kerry train as joint 13/2 second favourites alongside provincial rivals, Tyrone.
Mayo’s All-Ireland drought is set to enter its 75th year in 2026 and they are 10/1 to end the famous curse, with Galway, Armagh and Dublin all joining them at the same price.
Brian O’Keeffe, spokesperson for BOYLE Sports, said:
“It was a stunning performance from a hungry Kerry side on Sunday and with the wind firmly in the sails of the army of fans that travelled to Croke Park, the Kingdom have already been heavily backed to do it all again next year.”
All-Ireland SFC winner (2026)
13/8 Kerry
13/2 Donegal
13/2 Tyrone
10/1 Armagh
10/1 Dublin
10/1 Galway
10/1 Mayo
25/1 Down
25/1 Cork
33/1 bar
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