Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=Az6eaIKgQ4g Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter U20 All-Ireland Football Final highlights: Kerry end Tyrone dominance [uwu0QKaVcQB] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Kerry claimed their first Dalata Hotel Group All-Ireland U20 title since 2008 as they routed holders Tyrone at Croke Park with a dominant second half display. All the poise and artistry of the Kingdom illuminated a classy Croke Park performance, but it was the more basic issue of dominance on the kick-out that made this a day of triumph for Tomás Ó Se's side. Daniel Kirby and Evan Boyle lorded the midfield battle for possession, sending their side sweeping forward in waves of attack, and in centre forward Gearóid White they had a man to control the flow and direct operations, not to mention his ability to kick two-pointers. The Munster champions trailed by eight points at one stage, but such was the extent of their tactical adjustments that they finished with an eight points winning margin, denying the Ulster lads the glory of winning a third successive title. Subscribe Web X: Follow us on Facebook sQd8ZRgzsHp 6fiZsU7a0Fi nt2wUJ8I1Yb K0oMQjjk0oK DmE5MWpnJOG nckl7sNK8nV
Kerry claimed their first Dalata Hotel Group All-Ireland U20 title since 2008 as they routed holders Tyrone at Croke Park with a dominant second half display. All the poise and artistry of the Kingdom illuminated a classy Croke Park performance, but it was the more basic issue of dominance on the kick-out that made this a day of triumph for Tomás Ó Se's side. Daniel Kirby and Evan Boyle lorded the midfield battle for possession, sending their side sweeping forward in waves of attack, and in centre forward Gearóid White they had a man to control the flow and direct operations, not to mention his ability to kick two-pointers. The Munster champions trailed by eight points at one stage, but such was the extent of their tactical adjustments that they finished with an eight points winning margin, denying the Ulster lads the glory of winning a third successive title. Subscribe Web X: Follow us on Facebook sQd8ZRgzsHp 6fiZsU7a0Fi nt2wUJ8I1Yb K0oMQjjk0oK DmE5MWpnJOG nckl7sNK8nV