2023 All-Ireland Senior Football Final- Dublin v Kerry

Dublin's Senior Footballers will take on Kerry in the 2023 All-Ireland Football Final on Sunday, 30th July at Croke Park (3.30pm). 

Dessie Farrell has named an unchanged starting XV for the game from the side that began in the All-Ireland Semi Final win over Monaghan. 

Dublin and Kerry last met in last year’s All-Ireland Semi Final, when Kerry came out on top by a point after a thrilling tie at Croke Park. 

Dublin’s route to this year's All-Ireland Final has taken in Leinster Championship victories over Laois and Kildare, before a Leinster Final win over Louth.

In the All-Ireland SFC group stage, Dublin drew with Roscommon and beat Kildare and Sligo to finish top of their group.

Dessie Farrell's men then beat Mayo in the All-Ireland Quarter Final, before getting past Monaghan in the last four. 

Kerry claimed the Munster title, thanks to victories over Tipperary and Clare. 

In the All-Ireland SFC group stage, they followed up a defeat against Mayo with victories over Cork & Louth to finish top of their group. 

Wins over Tyrone and Derry in the All-Ireland Quarter Final and Semi Final respectively saw the Kingdom reach the All-Ireland Final.

Dublin's allocation of match tickets for the All Ireland Football Final will be distributed through Dublin GAA Clubs. 

The game will be shown live on RTÉ 2 and on BBC 2, with live updates also available on the Dublin GAA Twitter page and on dublingaa.ie.

The GAA wishes to advise supporters travelling to Sunday’s All-Ireland final to be conscious of the following information: 

• Come early and enjoy the atmosphere, and entertainment.
• Stiles are open from 1pm.
• Have your ticket downloaded in advance.
• In the interest of efficient and effective crowd management, patrons will not be allowed to meet or congregate on Jones' Rd before or after the game and will be asked to follow the instructions of stewards and Gardaí at all times.
• Supporters are reminded that flares and smoke cannisters are dangerous and illegal and are strictly prohibited.
• Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated.
• Musical entertainment will be provided by The Stunning who will perform on the pitch from 1.45pm. Fiach Moriarty & Colm Lynch will perform from 1.30pm on the Cusack Stand concourse.
• The silver jubilee team are the 1998 All-Ireland champions, Galway, who will be honoured at 14.45pm.
• The 175^th anniversary of the first flying of the Irish tricolour by Thomas Francis Meagher will be honoured before throw-in.
• Coach drivers should plan their journey and use designated DCC coach parking spaces.
• Remember Croke Park is in a residential area - Please Respect Our Neighbours.
• The GAA anticipates that Sunday’s attendance will be a capacity crowd. Tickets should only have been sourced through official channels and supporters should not use unofficial sources.