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Published 10:16 11 Aug 2026 BST
Updated 10:16 11 Aug 2026 BST

Mayo and Kerry are gearing up for a rematch of their epic All-Ireland final.
The Green and Red were three-point victors last month, in what was one of the most iconic Gaelic football triumphs we have ever seen, as the county ended 75 years of hurt.
It has now been reported by the Irish Independent that the two sides are looking to hold a challenge game in London on November 28.
The venue being looked at currently is the home of Saracens rugby team, Stone X Stadium in Hendon, north London.
The capacity of the stadium is normally 10,500, with the ability to go up to 15,000.
Central Council have already been asked for permission by Mayo and Kerry to host the game.
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