1890 26 June 1892 Clonturk Cork 2-4 Wexford 0-1
1891 28 February 1892 Clonturk Dublin 2-1 Cork 1-9
1892 26 March 1893 Clonturk Dublin 1-4 Roscommon 1-0
1893 24 June 1894 Phoenix Park Wexford 1-1 Cork 0-1
1894 21 April 1894 Thurles Dublin 0-5 Cork 1-2
1895 15 March 1896 Jones' Road Tipperary 0-4 Meath 0-3
1896 6 February 1898 Jones' Road Limerick 1-5 Dublin 0-7
1897 5 February 1899 Jones' Road Dublin 2-6 Cork 0-2
1898 8 April 1900 Tipperary Dublin 2-8 Waterford 0-4
1899 10 February 1901 Jones' Road Dublin 1-10 Cork 0-6
1900 26 October 1902 Jones' Road Tipperary 3-7 London 0-2
1901 2 August 1903 Jones' Road Dublin 0-14 London 0-2
1902 11 September 1904 Cork Dublin 2-8 London 0-4
1903 12 November 1905 Jones' Road Kerry 0-11 London 0-3
1904 1 July 1906 Cork Kerry 0-5 Dublin 0-2
1905 16 June 1906 Thurles Kildare 1-7 Kerry 0-5
1906 20 October 1907 Athy Dublin 0-5 Cork 0-4
1907 5 July 1908 Tipperary Dublin 0-6 Cork 0-2
1908 3 October 1909 Jones' Road Dublin 1-10 London 0-4
1909 5 December 1909 Jones' Road Kerry 1-9 Louth 0-6
1910 13 November 1910 Jones' Road Louth W/O Kerry Scratch1
1911 Jones' Road Cork 6-6 Antrim 1-2
1912 Jones' Road Louth 1-7 Antrim 1-2
1913 Croke Park Kerry 2-2 Wexford 0-3
1914 Croke Park Kerry 2-3 Wexford 0-6
1915 Croke Park Wexford 2-4 Kerry 2-1
1916 Croke Park Wexford 3-4 Mayo 1-2
1917 Croke Park Wexford 0-9 Clare 0-5
1918 Croke Park Wexford 0-5 Tipperary 0-4
1919 Croke Park Kildare 2-5 Galway 0-1
1920 Croke Park Tipperary 1-6 Dublin 1-2
1921 Croke Park Dublin 1-9 Mayo 0-2
1922 Croke Park Dublin 0-6 Galway 0-4
1923 Croke Park Dublin 1-5 Kerry 1-3
1924 Croke Park Kerry 0-4 Dublin 0-3
1925 Croke Park Galway 3-2 Cavan2 1-2
1926 Croke Park Kerry 1-4 Kildare 0-4
1927 Croke Park Kildare 0-5 Kerry 0-3
1928 30 September 1928 Croke Park Kildare 2-6 Cavan 2-5
1929 Croke Park Kerry 1-8 Kildare 1-5
1930 Croke Park Kerry 3-11 Monaghan 0-2
1931 Croke Park Kerry 1-11 Kildare 0-8
1932 Croke Park Kerry 2-7 Mayo 2-4
1933 24 September 1933 Croke Park Cavan 2-5 Galway 1-4
1934 Croke Park Galway 3-5 Dublin 1-9
1935 Croke Park Cavan 3-6 Kildare 2-5
1936 Croke Park Mayo 4-11 Laois 0-5
1937 Croke Park Kerry 4-4 Cavan 1-7
1938 Croke Park Galway 2-4 Kerry 0-7
1939 Croke Park Kerry 2-5 Meath 2-3
1940 Croke Park Kerry 0-7 Galway 1-3
1941 7 September Croke Park Kerry 1-8 Galway 0-7
1942 20 September Croke Park Dublin 1-10 Galway 1-8
1943 10 October Croke Park Roscommon 2-7 Cavan 2-2
1944 24 September Croke Park Roscommon 1-9 Kerry 2-4
1945 23 September Croke Park Cork 2-5 Cavan 0-7
1946 27 October Croke Park Kerry 2-8 Roscommon 0-10
1947 14 September Polo Grounds, New York Cavan 2-11 Kerry 2-7
1948 26 September Croke Park Cavan 4-5 Mayo 4-4
1949 25 September Croke Park Meath 1-10 Cavan 1-6
1950 24 September Croke Park Mayo 2-5 Louth 1-6
1951 23 September Croke Park Mayo 2-8 Meath 0-9
1952 12 October Croke Park Cavan 0-9 Meath 0-5
1953 27 September Croke Park Kerry 0-13 Armagh 1-6
1954 26 September Croke Park Meath 1-13 Kerry 1-7
1955 25 September Croke Park Kerry 0-12 Dublin 1-6
1956 7 October Croke Park Galway 2-13 Cork 3-7
1957 22 September Croke Park Louth 1-9 Cork 1-7
1958 28 September Croke Park Dublin 2-12 Derry 1-9
1959 27 September Croke Park Kerry 3-7 Galway 1-4
1960 25 September Croke Park Down 2-10 Kerry 0-8
1961 24 September Croke Park Down 3-6 Offaly 2-8
1962 23 September Croke Park Kerry 1-12 Roscommon 1-6
1963 22 September Croke Park Dublin 1-9 Galway 0-10
1964 27 September Croke Park Galway 0-15 Kerry 0-10

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1 Michael Donnellan's solo run, versus Kildare, All-Ireland Football Final, Croke Park, 1998

Michael Donnellan, inspirational for the Galway team during the game, had picked the ball up in the heart of his own defence and soloed the length of Croke Park before Seán Óg de Paor eventually finished the move off with a coolly taken point. Donnellan's overall performance inspired Galway to their first football title in 32 years and completed a unique hat-trick of senior All-Ireland medals for his family, as he followed in the footsteps of his father John (1966) and his grandfather Mick (1925).

2 Maurice FitzGerald's sideline point, versus Dublin, All-Ireland Football Quarter-Final, Semple Stadium, 2001

In the dying seconds of the game, Maurice FitzGerald's gravity-defying sideline kick somehow soared over the bar and forced a replay with Dublin in the 2001 All-Ireland Football quarter-final.

3 Séamus Darby's last minute goal, versus Kerry, All-Ireland Football Final, Croke Park, 1982

Séamus Darby's goal for Offaly in the dying seconds of the 1982 All-Ireland final denied the Kingdom's football team the coveted five-in-a-row. In Gaelic football terms it is considered the most famous goal of all time.

4 John Fenton's goal, versus Limerick, Munster Hurling Semi-Final Replay, Semple Stadium, 1987

John Fenton of Cork scored one of the greatest hurling goals of all time. Fenton scores from far out the field by striking the sliothar on the ground.

5 Davy FitzGerald's penalty, versus Limerick, All-Ireland Munster Final, Semple Stadium, 1995

Goalkeeper Davy FitzGerald runs the length of the pitch to take a penalty for a resurgent Clare. Following his convetion of the penalty FitzGerald runs back the length of the pitch again to defend his goalline.

6 Kevin Foley's goal, versus Dublin, Leinster Football Final Replay, Croke Park, 1991

In the fourth replay that Meath and Dublin played during the 1991 Championship, Kevin Foley scores a goal two minutes from the final whistle to win the game for Meath by a single point.

7 D.J. Carey's point, versus Clare, All-Ireland Hurling Final, Croke Park, 2002

Here D.J. Carey lifts the sliothar on to his hurley, balances it, flicks it up and scores a point with ease. The point contributes to Kilkenny's second All-Ireland in three years.

8 Joe Connolly's Speech follwoing Galway's win, versus Limerick, All-Ireland Hurling Final, Croke Park, 1980

Joe Connolly's rousing victory speech following the Galway hurlers' historic 1980 Liam McCarthy Cup success. It was the county's first success in six decades.

9 Jack O'Shea's goal, versus Offaly, All-Ireland Football Final, Croke Park, 1981

Jacko scored a spectacular goal three minutes from the end of the game to ensure Kerry's fourth All Ireland final victory in a row. The success allowed the Kingdom to launch the platform on which they would attempt to win an unprecedented fifth All-Ireland in a row.

10 The Offaly comeback, versus Limerick, All-Ireland Hurling Final, Croke Park, 1994

Often described as the "five-minute final", Offaly score two goals and most of their pointes in the last five minutes to snatch victory from Limerick.

11 Mattie McDonagh's goal, versus Meath, All-Ireland Football Final, Croke Park, 1966

Mattie McDonagh scored the only goal in Galway's three All-Ireland football finals in a row.

12 Mikey Sheehy's lobbed goal, versus Dublin, All-Ireland Football Final, Croke Park, 1978

In what was described by Michael O'Hehir as "the greatest freak of all time", Sheehy scores a goal for Kerry while the Dublin goalkeeper, Paddy Cullen is arguing with the referee.

13 Babs Keating playing in his bare feet, versus Kilkenny, All-Ireland Hurling Final, Croke Park, 1971

In the final stages of the game, Babs Keating, in his bare feet, passes the sliothar to his team mate who scores to clinch victory for Tipperary.

14 Peter Canavan's return, versus Armagh, All-Ireland Football Fin