GAA County Finals: Fixtures and Coverage for Super Sunday

Twenty Senior County Finals Highlights Super Sunday Across Ireland

Twenty senior county finals take place across Ireland on the penultimate Sunday in October, bringing together clubs seeking to defend titles and others chasing historic breakthroughs, rte.ie reported. The slate features matchups across football and hurling with throw-ins staggered throughout the afternoon.

Meath Board Takes Final to Ashbourne Amid Redevelopment

Donaghmore/Ashbourne face Wolfe Tones at 2pm. Donaghmore/Ashbourne seek a first county title in 74 years, last appearing in the 2016 decider when they lost to Simonstown Gaels. Wolfe Tones remain unbeaten and chase their first title since 2021, carrying memories of a narrow final loss to Dunshaughlin in 2024.

South Roscommon Rivals Meet Again at Dr Hyde Park

Pádraig Pearses and St Brigid’s contest the Roscommon senior football final at King & Moffatt Dr Hyde Park at 2pm. Pearses seek county glory following a high-scoring semi-final win over Boyle that finished 5-22 to 2-27 after extra-time.

All-Belfast Showdown at Corrigan Park

St Brigid’s and O’Donovan Rossa meet in the Antrim senior football final at Corrigan Park at 3pm. Formed in 1998, St Brigid’s eye a maiden title after years of moving between divisions. O’Donovan Rossa chase win number 17, seeking their first title since 1991.

Killeavy and Crossmaglen Clash in Armagh Decider

Killeavy reach their first Armagh senior football final since 1988, facing Crossmaglen Rangers at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds at 3pm. Killeavy look to end a 78-year wait for county supremacy, while Crossmaglen target a 47th Gerry Fagan Cup. Rian O’Neill returns for Crossmaglen after having his suspension overturned following a red card in the semi-final win against Clann Eireann.

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