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Tommy Rooney was at Croke Park as Mayo made history and won their first All-Ireland since 1951.

Hear from Mayo manager Andy Moran in his first press conference as an All-Ireland winning manager. Also hear from Kerry manager Jack O'Connor.

Gaelic Football on Off The Ball with Movember

Colm Boohig is joined by Donie Smith, Enda Coll and Dara Smith-Naughton as they bring you all the reaction from Croke Park, where Mayo were crowned champions for the first time in 75 years.

We also catch up with Tommy Rooney, who brings on a very special guest and Mathew with live reaction from Ballyhaunis, County Mayo.

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Tommy Rooney was on hand at Croke Park as Mayo ended the 75 year wait for their 4th All-Ireland Senior Football Championship title. Tommy catches up Jack Carney, Andy Moran, Eoin McGreal & David McBrien.

Gaelic Football on Off The Ball with Movember.

Welcome along to a very special Football Pod, live from Croke Park, as Mayo have won their first All-Ireland Senior Football Championship since 1951, ending a 75 year wait while beating last year's Champions Kerry
Chapters:
(0:30) - Tommy, Paddy and James react at FT to Mayo's MASSIVE win
(8:21) - The lads move to underneath the Hogan Stand
(12:10) - Paddy Tally joins on his way to the Mayo dressing room
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Off The Ball’s Rachel Sheehan and Stephen Gleeson were in Thurles for the All Ireland Senior Camogie semi-finals, as Cork and Galway booked their places in the All Ireland final, after beating Tipperary and Kilkenny respectively in front of a record crowd at Semple Stadium!

After the first game of the double header, Stephen spoke with Galway captain Carrie Dolan and manager Cathal Murray, as well as Kilkenny hurling legend and camogie selector Michael Walsh. Meanwhile, Rachel got the thoughts of Dublin legend Aisling Maher, and why Galway finished the game with just 14 players.

Then, following full time of the second semi-final, Stephen and Rachel caught up with Cork’s Aishling Thompson, Sorcha McCartan, Hayley Ryan and manager Ger Manley, as well as Tipperary manager James Heffernan. Rachel also got the post-match thought of Aisling Maher after another brilliant game of camogie!