That is all from us after a superb Kerry performance saw them take All-Ireland title number 39 as they started and ended with intend.

Spare a thought for Donegal who gave it their all, but it just didn't happen for them on the day as their hoes of a first Sam Maguire since 2012 faded.

You can the read the report and find reaction, highlights and a special GAA Social on the BBC Sport website.

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Kerry win the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship for the 39th time with a 1-26 to 0-19 victory over Donegal in Sunday's final at Croke Park.

Kerry manager Jack O'Connor says Sunday's All-Ireland final victory over Donegal could be his "last hurrah" in charge of the Kingdom.

Watch the best of the action as Kerry beat Donegal by 1-26 to 0-19 to win the All-Ireland at Croke Park.

David Clifford says comparisons to being the Lionel Messi of gaelic football motivated him in Kerry's All-Ireland final win over Donegal.

The GAA Social panel nominate their footballer of the year:

Sarah Mulkerrins: David Clifford, the obvious answer. Just because of his performance over the last couple of games. He has meant business this year and been on a different level.

Philly McMahon: Who do I want to win? (Joe) O'Conor. Who do I think will win? (David) Clifford.

Conor McManus: David Clifford. What's he scored in the championship this year? 8-62, nine points today all from play in a game when there was so much pressure, but he delivered again.

Oisin McConville: Definitely an honourable mention for Joe O'Connor who has transformed this team in many ways and been the missing link they've needed. But for me, David Clifford because he's brought it to a level and brought it to beyond that.

Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

Donegal had too many players underperform. Losing (Ciaran) Thompson early on was a massive blow as well

Kerry captain Gavin White, speaking to the GAA Social Live: "Very emotional. There were serious questions asked of the team this year, so to go out and captain them today... You could put an armband on anyone out there as there are serious leaders. It's difficult to put it into words."

On lifting Sam: "It's very special. To captain an All-Ireland team is highly special and I'm not sure it will sink in for a number of days. Maybe in years to come when I hang up the boots, I may only then look back at the magnitude of it."

On Kerry's flying start: "I think we went out in the first 15 minutes to make our experience count and made an unbelievable start. It was an ambition to set the tempo from the start."

On Donegal: "We were under no illusions how good a team they are as they've shown it all year. We tried to shut out the background noise, but we just focussed on ourselves, looked at Donegal's strengths and weaknesses and went from there."

On manager Jack O'Connor potentially stepping down: "I wasn't aware of that, but I'll have to have a chart with him tonight and try to twist his arm a small bit."

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Kerry forward, Sean O'Shea speaking to the GAA Social: "Every Division One team and a couple of Division Two teams are realistically thinking they can win it. As soon as the season starts and you get down to it, it's not mentioned.

"We were big this year on one training at a time, one game and one performance at a time and that's how we worked it."

On the criticism after the Meath defeat: "We know the history and tradition of Kerry football and we don't ignore that. It means so much to us to come out today and represent where we're from. The support we've got since the Cavan game has been unbelievable and that's shown in our performances: the attitude, intensity and passion we've played with since we got to Croke Park."

On manager, Jack O'Connor: "He's a man you want in your dressing room. It's experience. He knows what needs to be done and he's so good after a game noticing two games we didn't do well we need to bring into the next game. The Meath game was the big turning point in our season. We did so much wrong you could have went down a rabbit hole, but we just went after the big blocks of getting the basics right and he guided us through those choppy waters. It gives you fierce confidence."

Croke Park is beginning to empty as Kerry bask in the glow of another All-Ireland title.

It was a superb display from Jack O'Connor's men and after the disappointment of 2023 against Dublin, they are certainly enjoying this.

Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Two NI

It's heartbreaking for Donegal. They put so much into this year. They have a great squad, a young panel and I'm sure they will come again.

Jack O'Connor, Kerry manager, on BBC iPlayer: "They're all sweet. This was a good one. We've had a lot of injuries and setbacks. Thankfully we stuck together and there's a great unity in the panel. It was a great effort by everybody. It's for them all.

"I'm delighted. it's a great day. We've sacrificed everything and our families have sacrificed everything so it's great for them."

Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Two NI

Kerry had a chip on their shoulder and if they continue to play like that then they will be very tough to beat.

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Conor McManus
Two-time Ulster winner on BBC Two NI

Paudie Cilfford was involved in everything good that Kerry done. It was a bit of a surprise that Donegal left him free for so long. If Donegal look back at that game it's something they would maybe do differently.

Philly McMahon
Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin on BBC Sport

It was a perfect storm. Donegal under performed and Kerry really went at it.

Mickey Harte
Former Derry & Tyrone boss on BBC Two NI

I think Kerry made a very serious statement of intent from throw-in. There was an energy about them and they created some anxiousness in the Donegal players. They left everything on that pitch today.

It will be interesting to see who is named man-of -the-match as Kerry had plenty of contenders.

David Clifford's nine points, including three two-pointers will put him in the frame, but so too will his older brother Paudie who was the conductor of the orchestra today.

Then there is team captain Gavin White who landed three points and had a hand in so many more.