That winning feeling after 75 years of hurt.

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The moment they had all been waiting for.

The emotion pours out before the trophy is even lifted.

Captain Jack Coyne delivers a heartfelt speech, his voice cracking with emotion, and struggles to get his words out as he thanks his players, backroom team, supporters and everyone who stood by Mayo through decades of heartbreak.

Coyne raises the Sam Maguire Cup to a deafening roar.

The wait is finally over, and generations of Mayo supporters celebrate a moment they feared they might never see.

Mayo captain Jack Coyne on BBC Sport NI:

"To begin, I would like to pay tribute to Kerry.

"You are outstanding champions, you set the standard and I have no doubt you will come again.

"To those players who wore the green and red in years gone by. You have inspired generations.

"You have put the foundations and inspired us and shown us what it means to play for Mayo. I hope we have honoured you today.

"A special mention must go to those people from Mayo who are no longer with us, we hope we did you proud today."

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Maybe the curse was real....

Seventy-five years of waiting. Countless near misses. Heartbreak after heartbreak.

At long last, Mayo have banished the ghosts of the past.

The Sam Maguire Cup is heading west once again as Andy Moran's side end one of the longest waits in Irish sport, writing themselves into GAA history with a famous All-Ireland final victory at Croke Park.

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It wasn't the Kingdom's day at Croke Park.

Defending champions Kerry are left to wonder what might have been.

Jack O'Connor's side mounted a stirring late comeback and reduced the gap to just two points in the closing minutes, but crucial misses from David Clifford and Sean O'Shea proved costly as Mayo held their nerve.

The Kingdom's bid for successive All-Ireland titles comes to a painful end, with the final whistle bringing heartbreak for the green and gold after falling agonisingly short at Croke Park.

All-Ireland winner at 18 years of age.

Not bad going for Kobe McDonald.

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Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport NI

Congratulations to Mayo, it is some achievement. As a former Kerry player, it hurts a lot, but you have to witness this and accept it.

Mayo dominated from the start with their attitude and their desire. You can talk about all the tactics and stats but they wanted this.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

Fatboy Slim's 'Praise You' now blasting out and so apt for Mayo players and fans as they have indeed come a long way together.

Jack Coyne now up to collect Sam.

Padraig O'Hara
Former Mayo defender on BBC Sport NI

It is an honour to be here today. 75 years wait; I can't put it into words.

There are people who have waited their whole lives for this day. It belongs to all of them.

What a moment for Gaelic football and sport. It is something else.

David Mohan
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

Incredible scenes in Croke Park as Mayo fans belt out the Green and Red of Matyo. They're 75-year wait is over, the pain if 11-straight final defeats banished.

They had to overcome adversity out there today and certainly didn't make it easy for themselves with missed chances, but they will not care one jot now.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

I am lost for words. It is absolutely unbelievable.

All the hurt, all the times they have come up here and come up short, today they were not given a chance and have done it.

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It's over.

Mayo are All-Ireland champions for the first time since 1951, ending a 75-year wait for Sam Maguire. Andy Moran's side have finally rewritten history, while Kerry's bid for back-to-back titles comes to an end.

What a remarkable achievement by Andy Moran in his very first season in charge.

He has guided a hugely talented Mayo squad to the summit of Gaelic football and, at long last, ended one of the greatest waits in Irish sporting history.

What a match!

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Sean O'Shea knows Kerry need something special, but his ambitious effort from outside the two-point arc drops short.

Just a minute remains, and crucially, Mayo have possession. Is this finally the moment the long wait comes to an end for the Westerners

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Tommy Conroy lands the insurance point that finally seals it, and moments later the final whistle sparks unforgettable scenes at Croke Park.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Sport NI

Regardless of what happens here, the two Clifford's have been relentless in the second half.

Kerry are dominating possession as the clock ticks towards the final two minutes, but they can't capitalise.

David Clifford backs himself from outside the two-point arc on the right, only to see his ambitious effort drift wide.

A huge let-off for Mayo as time begins to run out for the Kingdom.