All-Ireland Football Betting, Odds, Tips, & Predictions 2024

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Author: Sheldon Muchmore,

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The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is the biggest Gaelic football tournament in Ireland, so it is the competition that every county team wants to win. The final takes place at Croke Park in Dublin with tens of thousands making their way to the capital, so the atmosphere is always electric on final day.

If you want to do a spot of GAA football betting on this tournament, then do yourself a solid and read this betting guide closely.

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💯 All-Ireland Football Championship - Outright Odds 2024

The top sports betting sites that accept Irish punters will offer odds and markets for the All-Ireland Football Senior Championship. In the following table, you will find the All-Ireland football odds that four quality bookmakers are offering for each team to go on and lift the title:

Team
Dublin2.502.502.252.50
Kerry3.503.503.503.50
Galway8.008.008.008.00
Derry9.209.209.209.20
Donegal11.0011.0011.0011.00
Mayo15.0015.0015.0015.00
Armagh21.0021.0021.0021.00
Tyrone29.0029.0029.0029.00
Roscommon71.0071.0070.0071.00
Cork80.0080.0080.0080.00
Monaghan150.00150.00150.00150.00
Louth200.00200.00200.00200.00
Cavan200.00200.00200.002.23
Meath210.00210.00210.00210.00
Westmeath500.00500.00500.00500.00
Clare500.00500.00500.00500.00

✔️ All-Ireland Football Betting Tips

Now that you know the latest odds that four quality bookies are offering for the All-Ireland football odds, I am now going to give you some All-Ireland Football betting tips to keep in mind when you are placing bets on this event.

Tip 1 - Dublin to Win Again

Dublin, as you can see from the odds table above, are the favourites to go on and lift the Sam Maguire Cup this season. They are the reigning champions and looked back to their very best in last year's edition. They now enter the 2024 version in fine form as they won the 2024 Leinster Senior Football Championship with ease. Dublin deserve to be labelled as the favourites, but will they have the same motivation this year that they had last season - last year was billed as the last hoorah for a number of their star players.

For me, they are definitely the team to beat, and I would back them to win. If you want to listen to this advice, you can find odds of 2.50 at Betiton Sport. If you think these odds are too short, you could take a risk and wait before betting. Maybe they will have an early wobble and their odds will increase a bit.

Tip 2 - Derry to be the Dark Horses

Derry won the 2023 Ulster Senior Football Championship and made it to the semi-final stage of the 2023 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, so many who like to indulge in a spot of Ulster Championship betting would have backed them to win the 2024 edition. However, they put in a poor performance against Derry and were knocked out in the Quarter-Finals.

I consider this to be just an anomaly though as they have all the ingredients needed to go far in this competition. They have a star forward, two star midfielders, a strong defence, and the ability to cause a load of issues on the counter-attack. When it comes to a value bet, Derry to win is a great shout, and you can find odds of 9.20 at Luckster Sports.

Tip 3 - Kerry to make the Final

Kerry are the second favourites to win the 2024 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship as you can see from the All-Ireland odds that I provided in the table above. Those who took part in some Munster Championship betting and backed Kerry to win the 2024 edition would have been happy as they beat Clare by seven points in the final.

However, I think it is fair to say that Kerry have not been playing to the best of their ability - they are winning matches, but they are struggling to score goals - at the time of writing, they had gone a total of four games without scoring a goal. Despite these concerns, Kerry are certainly a top team and in David Clifford, they have one of the best Gaelic football players ever. They should go deep in this competition, but they will need to find their goal-scoring form if they are to overcome Dublin or Cork. I think they should make the final, so an each-way bet at odds of 3.50 with LegendPlay Sports is enticing.

Betting MarketSelectionOdds
Dublin to win the titleodds of 2.50 at Betiton SportTBC
Derry to be dark horsesodds of 9.20 at Luckster SportTBC
Kerry to make the finalodds of 3.50 at LegendPlay SportsTBC

📊 All-Ireland Football Championship Predictions

Me and a team of Gaelic football experts will be providing a number of predictions for the 2024 All-Ireland Football Championship, and you will be able to find them all below. So bookmark this page, and check out our views before you go ahead and place a bet on a match.

Armagh vs Galway - All Ireland SFC FinalA huge day in the Gaelic football calendar takes place on Sunday 28th July as Connacht champions Galway take on Ulster side Armagh in the All Ireland Final. Galway are looking for their first All Ireland championship since 2001 while Armagh are looking for their first All Ireland success since 2002.
Donegal vs Galway - All Ireland SFC Semi-FinalA huge day in the Gaelic football calendar takes place on Sunday 14th July as Connacht champions Galway take on Ulster champions Donegal in the All Ireland Semi Final. Galway shocked the defending All Ireland champions Dublin in the Quarter final whereas Donegal comfortably beat Louth in their Quarter final.
Armagh vs Kerry All-Ireland SFC Semi-FinalArmagh take on Kerry in the first of this year’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Finals at Croke Park.
Kerry vs Derry - All Ireland SFC Quarter FinalKnockout football continues this weekend as Munster champions Kerry take on Derry in the All Ireland Quarter final in Croke Park on Sunday evening in a repeat of last year's All Ireland semi final where Kerry were victorious on a scoreline of 1-17 to 1-15 in a very entertaining game.
Donegal vs Louth - All Ireland Quarter FinalKnockout football continues this weekend as Ulster champions Donegal take on Louth in the All Ireland Quarter final in Croke Park on Sunday afternoon at 13:15 GMT. as part of a double header with Kerry versus Derry. The sides last met in the Allianz league in March, where Donegal were victorious on a scoreline of 1-17 to 0-15.
Dublin vs Galway - All Ireland SFC Quarter FinalThe All Ireland is coming to the business end as Dublin take on Galway in the Quarter final of the All Ireland. Both sides are unbeaten in the championship to this point and both sides have won their provincial championship with Dublin winning the Leinster championship while Galway won the Connacht championship.
Armagh vs Roscommon - All Ireland SFC Quarter FinalArmagh take on Roscommon in the Quarter final of the All Ireland championship. Armagh finished top of their group with 2 wins and a draw, and their only championship defeat came in the Ulster final on penalties to Donegal. Roscommon finished 3rd in their group and were successful in the preliminary Quarter finals, defeating Tyrone by 2 points.
Louth vs Cork – All Ireland SFCLouth take on Cork in the preliminary Quarter Finals of the All Ireland Championship. Louth finished 2nd in their group behind Kerry winning 2 and losing 1 meaning they got home advantage for this match whereas Cork finished 3rd with 1 defeat and 2 wins missing out on 1st and 2nd place on score difference.
Derry vs Mayo All IrelandMayo take on Derry in the preliminary Quarter Finals of the All Ireland Championship. Mayo finished 2nd in their group behind Dublin winning 2 and drawing 1 meaning they got home advantage for this match whereas Derry finished 3rd with 2 defeats and 1 win beating Westmeath in their final group game to get to this stage of the competition.
Tyrone vs Roscommon All IrelandTyrone take on Roscommon in the preliminary Quarter final of the All Ireland championship. Tyrone finished 2nd in their group after a heavy victory over Clare and a 4 point win versus Cork last time out. Roscommon got their first championship victory of the year when they beat Cavan last time out by 6 points to finish 3rd in their group.
Galway vs Monaghan – All IrelandGalway take on Monaghan in the preliminary Quarter final of the All Ireland championship. Galway have home advantage for this one courtesy of finishing 2nd in their group. They are unbeaten in the championship to this point winning 3 matches in Connacht and 2 wins and a draw in the group stages. Monaghan got their first victory of the championship against Meath last time out to finish 3rd in their group.
Dublin vs Mayo All IrelandDublin take on Mayo in the final group stage match for both sides in Group 2. Both Dublin and Mayo head into the game with 2 wins out of 2, with both sides beating Cavan and Roscommon in their previous two matches. Both sides have qualified out of the group but this match will determine who goes straight into the Quarter Final and who will have to face a preliminary Quarter Final.
Kerry vs Louth - All Ireland SFCKerry take on Louth in O’Moore Park Portlaoise in a game that will decide who gets top spot in Group 4. Kerry head into the game in 1st place with 4 points while louth are 2nd on 3 points. Both sides are guaranteed to progress out of the group but both will want to progress straight into the Quarter final.
Meath vs Monaghan - All Ireland SFCMeath take on Monaghan in the final round of Group 4 with both sides without a win in the championship to this point. Monaghan have 1 point while Meath have 0 points, but both sides know a win sends them into the preliminary Quarter finals of the All Ireland Championship.
Galway vs Armagh - All Ireland SFCGalway take on Armagh in the final group stage match for both sides in Group 1. Both Galway and Armagh head into the game with 2 wins out of 2, with both sides beating Derry and Westmeath in their previous two matches. Both sides have qualified out of the group but this match will determine who goes straight into the Quarter Final and who will have to face a preliminary Quarter Final. Galway take on Armagh in the final group stage match for both sides in Group 1. Both Galway and Armagh head into the game with 2 wins out of 2, with both sides beating Derry and Westmeath in their previous two matches. Both sides have qualified out of the group but this match will determine who goes straight into the Quarter Final and who will have to face a preliminary Quarter Final.
Derry vs Westmeath All IrelandDerry take on Westmeath this Saturday night in a huge match for both sides. After 2 rounds both Derry and Westmeath are winless on 0 points. Neither side can finish top of the group and go straight through to the quarter final but the winner of this match will seal 3rd place and book a place in the preliminary quarter final against a 2nd place of a different group.
Roscommon vs Cavan - All Ireland SFCRoscommon take on Cavan in the final round robin game of Group 2 with both sides currently winless in the group phase to this point with both defeated by Dublin and Mayo. Both sides know that a win will send them into the preliminary Quarter Final and a defeat will leave them out of the championship and their season over. Therefore, it is a game with a lot of jeopardy.
Tyrone vs Cork - All Ireland SFCTyrone take on Cork in the final round robin game of Group 3 with Cork sitting top on 4 points having been victorious versus Clare in round 1 and Donegal in round 2, and Tyrone sit in second place after victory versus Clare last time out and defeat versus Donegal in round 1.
Donegal vs Clare - All Ireland SFCDonegal take on Clare in an interesting match in group 3. Clare are currently on 0 points with a -16 score difference while Donegal are on 2 points with a score difference of +7. Clare need to win this by at least 12 points to leave them on -4 score difference and Donegal on -5 with both on 2 points. This is a near impossible task against a team as good as Donegal.
Derry vs Armagh - All Ireland SFCDerry host Armagh on Sunday in what is expected to be an exhilarating and fascinating clash. Derry came into this year's championship as one of the favourites after winning the Division 1 league but have suffered defeats to Donegal and Galway that has halted momentum. Armagh were defeated in the Ulster final on penalties but responded with victory versus Westmeath. I expect a tight game.
Monaghan vs Louth - All Ireland SFCMonaghan hosts Louth in St Tiernans Park Clones in what is a huge encounter for both sides. Monaghan need a win after their 10-point defeat to Kerry last time out, whereas Louth know another victory this time out will see them through to the next stages of the All-Ireland Championship.
Westmeath vs Galway - All Ireland SFCWestmeath were handed a tough group involving Armagh, Galway, and Derry and it was always going to be difficult for them. They put up a good showing albeit in defeat versus Armagh but now face the difficult task of Connacht Champions Galway who were impressive last time out versus Derry.
Meath vs Kerry - All Ireland SFCOn paper, this looks to be a routine win for Kerry. Kerry come into this game unbeaten in this year's championship, whereas Meath have one win in three championship matches, suffering heavy defeats to both Dublin and Louth. Kerry will guarantee their progress in this year's championship with a win so expect Kerry to be at their best.
Tyrone vs Clare - All Ireland SFCTyrone host Clare in a must-win game for both sides after both Tyrone and Clare tasted defeat in Round 1 of Group 3 at the hands of Donegal and Cork respectively. Tyrone are the stronger on paper and this is seen in the odds from the bookmakers who heavily favour a Tyrone win.
Cavan vs Dublin - All Ireland SFCDublin looked strong at the beginning of the championship but a narrow win vs Louth and a not-too-convincing win vs Roscommon leaves question marks about the title favourites. Cavan will be looking to clinch that 3rd place spot in this group and a win will go a long way in achieving that.
Roscommon vs Mayo - All Ireland SFCHere's my expert insight into this all-Connacht tie in Round 2 of Group 2 in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship, as Roscommon host Mayo in Dr Hyde Park. Mayo will be the favourites after their comfortable victory in Round 1 versus Cavan, whereas Roscommon have it all to do after their 12-point defeat to Dublin.
Cork vs Donegal - All Ireland SFCDonegal come into this game in red hot form unbeaten in the championship picking up the Ulster title on the way after a penalty shootout with Armagh. Cork had a mixed league campaign eventually finishing 3rd after early relegation scares, and on their day, can cause any team in the country severe problems.
Clare vs Cork: All-Ireland Senior Football ChampionshipClare will take on Cork in their first All-Ireland SFC group stage match, and this is who I think will go on and win:
Galway vs Derry: All-Ireland Senior Football ChampionshipGalway edged provincial rivals Mayo to claim the Connacht Championship but will need to improve on a National League Division 1 campaign that saw them finish seven points behind champions Derry. But who do I think will win here, and what odds can you get from Ireland’s best betting sites?
Mayo vs Cavan - All-Ireland Senior Football ChampionshipCavan certainly cannot be discounted this weekend, but they haven’t beaten Mayo since a National League clash at Castlebar in March 2017. Mayo also boast superior firepower in the form of Ryan O’Donoghue, Cillian O'Connor and Aidan O’Shea. Overall, I’m predicting a relatively comfortable win for Mayo in front of their own fans.
Kerry vs MonaghanKerry will take on Monaghan in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship on the 18th of May and this is who I think will win:
2023 All-Ireland Senior Football PredictionThe 2023 All-Ireland Senior Football final will be played on the 30th of July, and this is who I think will go on to win:
Outright Winner | All-Ireland Football Championship 2022Interested to see who we predict to win the 2022 All-Ireland Senior Football title? We share the top information, bookmaker odds, and look at past performances. Take a look!
Galway vs Kerry | FinalThe final of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship sees Galway take on Kerry, and this is who we think will go on to win the match.
Dublin v Kerry | Semi FinalsThis is who we think will go on to win this semi-final clash between Dublin and Kerry.
Galway v Derry | Semi FinalsThis is who we think will go on to win this semi-final clash between Galway and Derry.
Derry v Clare | Quarter FinalsTake a look at who we think will win this Quarter-Final match against Derry and Clare in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championships.
Kerry v Mayo | Quarter FinalsKerry and Mayo face off in this Quarter-Final match of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 2022. Who will win?
Galway v Armagh | Quarter FinalsThe All-Ireland Senior Football Championships are heating up. The draw has placed Galway and Armagh together. This is who we think will win!
Dublin v Cork | Quarter-FinalsDublin and Cork face off in the Quarter-Finals of the 2022 All-Ireland Football Championships. Who will progress and who will be knocked out?
Mayo vs Kildare | Round 2 QualifiersThis All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 2 Qualifiers match is between Mayo and Kildare. Who do we think will take the win?
Limerick v Cork | Round 2 QualifiersThis Round 2 qualifier match of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship will see Limerick take on Cork, and this is who we think will go on to win the match.
Roscommon v Clare | Round 2 QualifiersRoscommon play Clare in the Round 2 Qualifiers of the 2022 All-Ireland Football Championships. This is who we think will win!
Donegal v Armagh | Round 2 QualifiersDonegal and Armagh play in the second round of the Qualifiers to be in the chance of progressing to the 2022 All-Ireland Football Championships. Who will win?

🏆 Best All-Ireland Football Betting Sites

Now that you know the All-Ireland Football odds 2024 that four quality Irish sports betting sites are offering, I am now going to take a close look at these best betting sites.

Betiton Sport

Betiton Sport only opened its virtual doors to Irish punters around three years ago, but it has become a go-to site for those who enjoy betting on niche Irish sports such as Gaelic Football and hurling. This is because they are known for offering top odds for popular markets such as match winner and outright winner. Furthermore, they offer their punters a top cash-out feature that gives you the chance to make a partial or full cash-out.

If you opt to open an account with Betiton Sport, then you can make use of a €10 free bet once you have put down a qualifying bet of €15. Always read the terms and conditions that apply before you claim this bonus or any other bonus.

If you want to find out more about Betiton Sport, then take a look at our in-depth Betiton review.

Luckster Sports

Luckster is another quality sports betting site that has joined Ireland's elite, and their success is down to their market variation, intriguing odds, top promotional offers, quality customer support, and plenty of banking options for making easy withdrawals and deposits. They have been licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority, which indicates that they are a safe and fair site to bet at.

Anyone who opts to register with Luckster Sports will receive a €10 free bet that can be used on any sport once they have placed a qualifying bet worth €10.

Want to find out more about Luckster? If so, you can do so by reading our top Luckster review.

LegendPlay Sports

LegendPlay, like Luckster, is another top sports betting site that is based in Ireland, and you will not be disappointed by the odds or markets that they offer their punters. If you want to be betting on All-Ireland Football on the go, then you will be glad to find out that LegendPlay have a quality mobile betting platform as their desktop site works seamlessly on a range of mobile devices. If you ever come across any annoying problems at LegendPlay, their quality customer care team, which is available 24/7 will help you get back to betting.

They stand out in the sports betting world because of their quality welcome bonus, which is one of the biggest around. Those who register here can claim a 100% match up to the value of €250.

Read our quality LegendPlay review for more useful information.

Mr Mega Sports

Mr Mega has been around since 2009, which tells us just how good a bookmaker it is - a bookie with a lot of flaws will be quickly disposed of in such a dog-eat-dog industry. They owe their success to their competitive odds and market variation for all the sports that you can bet on there, while they also have some top promotions that entice punters to open an account with them. For instance, they have a "Boost Your Combo Win" where they give you the chance to earn 77% more on your winnings. To top things off, they are completely mobile-compatible, so you can bet on the go.

Those who sign up at Mr Mega will be able to claim €10 when you slap down a wager worth €15. Like always, do not forget to read the T&Cs that apply.

Take a read of our Mr Mega review if you would like to find out more useful information about this bookie.

💰 All-Ireland Football Betting Offers

The sports betting world is a super competitive one, so bookies need to go to different lengths to stand out from the crowd. One of the main ways that they do this is by offering free bets that punters will not be able to walk away from. In the following table, you can find some of the best free bet offers that are currently available to Irish Gaelic football bettors.

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Bet €15 Get €10 in Free Bets
Bet €15 Get €10 in Free Bets
100% Match up to €250
Bet €10 Get €10 in Free Bets
100% Match up to €100
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100% Match up to €100

🤑 All-Ireland Football Betting Markets

Due to the fact that Gaelic football is a niche sport which is mostly popular within the Emerald Isle, you will not find a wide range of odds when you are looking to do a spot of betting on All-Ireland football. However, there are still some top markets that you can try your luck on, and I am going to take you through some of these right now.

Outright Betting

With an outright bet, what you are tasked with doing is trying to predict the team that will go on and lift the title at the end of the competition. With such a bet, the earlier you place your wager the better, since the odds will shorten with each passing round. So, if you think you know the team that will go on and win, do not hesitate to put down your bet.

Match Winner

If you do not want to place a bet on a team to win the title, you can bet on a team to win a particular match. You do not care here whether they get eliminated soon after, so long as they win the match that you predicted they would. Since it is easier to predict a match winner than the outright winner, the odds will not be as enticing.

Odds/Even Final Points Total

With such a market, you do not care which of the teams goes on to win the match as the only thing that you need to focus on is whether the points scored will be an even or odd number. This is one of those markets that is based purely on luck, but it is a very entertaining one. Just plumb for "Odd" or "Even" and hope for the best.

Total Points Over/Under

This is an over/under market, so your selected bookmaker will give you a number and then it is down to you to predict whether the final points total in the game will be higher (over) or lower (under) than that number. The odds available for this market will never be that high, but it allows you to cheer on or not cheer on whichever side is attacking.

Handicap Betting

Sometimes you will come across a match where there is a complete gulf in class between the two different teams. In such a scenario, the odds on All-Ireland football will not be enticing at all because they will be too short for the favourites while betting on the underdogs will be like throwing your money into the wind.

This is where handicap betting comes in use as you can give the favourites a points disadvantage to increase their odds or you can give the underdogs a points advantage to increase their chances of winning.

📅 All-Ireland Football Championship Fixtures 2024

The 2024 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship will be made up of a Group Stage, which sees the 16 teams divided into four groups of four. The winners of each group will advance to the quarter-final stage, while those teams that finish in second and third will advance to a preliminary quarter-final. The teams that finish in 4th place will be eliminated from the tournament.

Below you can find useful information for each group as well as the latter stages of the tournament when we get that far. I will update this section when each round of matches has been completed.

All-Ireland Round Robin Stage

Group 1:

TeamPlayedWonDrawLost+/-Points
Armagh2200164
Galway220094
Westmeath2002-90
Derry2002-160

Group 2:

TeamPlayedWonDrawLost+/-Points
Dublin2200314
Mayo2200114
Roscommon2002-140
Canvan2002-280

Group 3:

TeamPlayedWonDrawLost+/-Points
Cork220044
Tyrone210172
Donegal210152
Clare2002-160

Group 4:

TeamPlayedWonDrawLost+/-Points
Kerry2200254
Louth2110103
Monaghan2011-101
Meath2002-250

All-Ireland Preliminary Quarter-Finals

DateTeam 1Team 2Result
TBAGroup Runner-UpGroup Third-Place FinisherTBA
TBAGroup Runner-UpGroup Third-Place FinisherTBA
TBAGroup Runner-UpGroup Third-Place FinisherTBA
TBAGroup Runner-UpGroup Third-Place FinisherTBA

All-Ireland Quarter-Finals

DateTeam 1Team 2Result
TBAGroup WinnerPreliminary Quarter-Final WinnerTBA
TBAGroup WinnerPreliminary Quarter-Final WinnerTBA
TBAGroup WinnerPreliminary Quarter-Final WinnerTBA
TBAGroup WinnerPreliminary Quarter-Final WinnerTBA

All-Ireland Semi-Finals

DateTeam 1Team 2Result
TBAQuarter-Final WinnerQuarter-Final WinnerTBA
TBAGroup WinnerQuarter-Final WinnerTBA

All-Ireland Final

DateTeam 1Team 2Result
TBASemi-Final WinnerSemi-Final WinnerTBA

📖 Interesting Facts about the All-Ireland Championship

The 2023 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was another exciting edition of this competition, which was eventually won by Dublin - they defeated Kerry in a close final by two points. If you want to refresh your memory as to what went down in this final, then check out the highlights package below:

Now that you have relived what happened in last year's finale, I am now going to give you some interesting tournament stats:

  • Kerry have been the most successful team in this competition with 38 titles to their name. They are currently seven ahead of Dublin, but Dublin have won it seven times in the previous ten years.
  • Cork's Shane McGuigan was the top scorer in the 2023 edition as he notched up 2-52.
  • Kerry's David Clifford was voted as the "Player of the Year" in the 2023 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. He also won this accolade in 2022.
  • Dublin's Stephen Claxton has made the most appearances in the All-Ireland SFC as he has 111 appearances under his belt. As he is still playing, he will add to this tally.
  • Cillian O'Connor, who plays for Mayo, has scored the most points in the history of this competition. In 71 games, he has notched up 33 goals and 361 points for a total points tally of 460.

📜 History of the All-Ireland Football Championship

The first All-Ireland SFC took place in 1888 and was won by the Commercials of Limerick - at the time, provincial championships did not exist. In 1892, inter-county teams got their taste of the All-Ireland Championship, and Kerry claimed their first title in 1903. As you know from above, they have gone on to claim many more titles since then.

The first half of the 20th century saw teams such as Cavan, Wexford, Kildare, Mayo, and Roscommon win at least two titles, but success for these counties now has become few and far between. The All-Ireland qualifiers came into being in 2001 and now 16 teams compete in this prestigious competition instead of 21.

🥇 Past All-Ireland Football Championship Winners

It is always wise to check out past winners of the competition before you go and make use of the All-Ireland final odds that are on offer to you. Success, as we know, breeds success, and teams that have won it in recent years will feel less pressure to do so again. Furthermore, if they have players who have lifted the Sam Maguire Cup before, then their winning experience can prove to be crucial.

So, with this in mind, in the table below you can find the All-Ireland Football winners list

CountyTitlesYears Won
Kerry381903, 1904, 1909, 1913, 1914, 1924, 1926, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1946, 1953, 1955, 1959, 1962, 1969, 1970, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1997, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2014, 2022
Dublin311891, 1892, 1894, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1901, 1902, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1942, 1958, 1963, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1983, 1995, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2023
Galway91925, 1934, 1938, 1956, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1998, 2001
Cork71890, 1911, 1945, 1973, 1989, 1990, 2010
Meath71949, 1954, 1967, 1987, 1988, 1996, 1999
Cavan51933, 1935, 1947, 1948, 1952
Wexford51893, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918
Down51960, 1961, 1968, 1991, 1994
Kildare41905, 1919, 1927, 1928
Tyrone42003, 2005, 2008, 2021
Tipperary41889, 1895, 1900, 1920
Mayo31936, 1950, 1951
Offaly31971, 1972, 1982
Louth31910, 1912, 1957
Roscommon21943, 1944
Donegal21992, 2012
Limerick21887, 1896
Armagh12002
Derry11993

❓ Frequently Asked Questions about Betting on the All-Ireland Football Championship

What Are the Fixtures for the All-Ireland Football Championship in 2024?

The All-Ireland Group Stage will be played between the 18th of May and the 2nd of June, while the Preliminary Quarter-Finals will take place between the 22nd and 23rd of June. The 29th of June is when the Quarter-Finals will be played, while the two Semi-Finals will be played on the 13th and 14th of July. The Final will take place on the 28th of July.


What Date is the All-Ireland Football Final 2024?

The All-Ireland Football Final 2024 will take place at Croke Park in Dublin on the 28th of July. So, make sure that you have that day fully free.


Where Can I Bet on the All-Ireland Football Championship in Ireland?

Several bookies will offer some odds and markets for the All-Ireland Football Championship, but the four bookies that I recommend you take a closer look at are Betiton Sports, Mr Mega Sports, Luckster Sports, and LegendPlay Sports.


Who is the Favourite to Win the All-Ireland Football Final?

At the time of writing, Dublin are the favourites to win the 2024 All-Ireland Football Final. Kerry are the second favourites, while Derry are not too far behind in the standings.


Which County Has Won the Most All-Ireland Titles?

Kerry are the most successful county in the history of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship as they have won this competition a total of 38 times. Dublin are in second place with 31 titles to their name.


✒️ Sheldon Muchmore - iGaming and Sports Betting Enthusiast

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This All-Ireland Senior Football Championship betting guide was written by Sheldon Muchmore.

Sheldon is a tipster and betting expert from the United Kingdom who has a passion for a whole range of sports, particularly football, rugby, and cricket. He is an avid Aston Villa fan, so feel free to feel a bit of pity for him. He has been involved in the online gambling industry for a number of years now and has written a large number of predictions for a variety of sports including GAA, so he has built up a lot of sporting expertise over the years.

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