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Last Updated: 09/27/20 7:33 pm
Ballymun Kickhams captain James McCarthy, center, lifts the Clerys Perpetual Cup alongside Paddy and John Small
A recap of the Gaelic football club action from the weekend, when Ballymun Kickhams claimed the Dublin SFC title.
Dublin SFC
Ballymun Kickhams won only their fourth county title, and their first since 2012, with a dominant 1-19 to 0-8 victory over reigning Leinster champions Ballyboden St Enda’s.
An increase in the second quarter from the north side club saw them establish a 0-14 lead to 0-4 at the midpoint. From there, they showed enough class to see the result, with a late penalty from Dean Rock sealing a famous victory.
Philly McMahon of Ballymun Kickhams in action against Conal Keaney of Ballyboden St Enda’s
Galway SFC
Irish champion Corofin suffered their first defeat in Galway since 2012, when Mountbellew / Moylough secured a surprise 2-13-0-12 victory.
They reach the final and will face Moycullen, who eliminated Tuam Stars 3-14 to 1-15.
Corofin’s remarkable streak has come to an end
Kerry CFS
East Kerry retained its county title in the Kingdom after a comfortable 2-15-0-9 victory over Mid Kerry in an all-division showdown.
David Clifford’s wonderful goal put his team on the road, with the county captain scoring 1-4, while Darragh Roche scored 1-3.
David Clifford celebrates after scoring his team’s first goal
Kildare SFC
Sarsfields, winners of last year’s Dermot Bourke Cup, are out after losing to Athy in the semifinal, 1-10-0-10.
Athy will face 2018 Leinster champions Moorefield, who beat Celbridge 0-14 to 1-9.
Final county results
| Cavan SFC | Kingscourt 2-12 Crosserlough 2-12 |
|---|---|
| Clare SFC | Kilmurry Ibrickane 1-12 Cratloe 0-12 |
| Westmeath SFC | St Loman’s 0-17 Tyrrellspass 2-09 (AET) |
| Tipperary SFC | Clonmel Commercials 1-16 Loughmore-Castleiney 1-15 |
| Louth SFC | St. Martin’s 1-13 Ardee St. Mary’s 1-09 |
| Leitrim SFC | Mohill 0-14 St Mary’s 0-9 |
| Fermanagh SFC | Ederney 2-8 Derrygonnelly 1-6 |
Around the country…
Reigning Derry champion Magherafelt will risk his title against three-time Ulster winner Slaughtneil in the county final as the two teams beat Loup and Ballinderry respectively.
Ballylanders and Adare will contest the Limerick masterpiece. Rathgormack has reached the Waterford final, awaiting the winners of Ballinacourty vs The Nire. In Wexford, Castletown and Starlights go to the decider after winning their semi-finals this weekend.
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Meanwhile, the Donegal final and Longford semi-finals have been postponed due to coronavirus issues.
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