That's all from today's double-header at Croke Park.

It wasn't be to for either Ulster side but there were two fantastic finals and both sides can be proud of their performances.

You can read Matt Gault's report here from Croke Park from a tense and thrilling football final as Kilmacud Crokes ended Glen's All-Ireland dream.

Earlier, Ballyhale Shamrocks beat Dunloy and you can catch up on all the action here.

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Goalkeeper Ferris is next up the steps to lift the trophy. Shane Cunningham points to his stopper as he hoists the Andy Merrigan above his head.

He won't have to buy a pint tonight with that stunning save!

Shane Cunningham lifts the Andy Merrigan Cup!

The Kilmacud players are huddled on the steps as their captain celebrates their All-Ireland success.

Chrissy McKaigue
Derry and Slaughtneil footballer on BBC Sounds

Glen were desperately unlucky. That save from Ferris will go down in history. I still feel Glen had more opportunities and dominated Kilmacud, but the Dublin side were very efficient.

There wasn't much in that game, it was small margins. The reality is you need luck in these games and the bounce of the ball fell to Kilmacud. In fairness, after last year's defeat they have come back really well.

That save from Conor Ferris in the closing seconds will go down in folklore.

It was written in the stars for Conor Glass to grab a last-gasp winner, but the Kilmacud keeper produced a stunning stop to keep Glen at bay.

You have to feel for Glen, that was a mighty performance but they've fallen just short of a maiden All-Ireland title.

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It's a third All-Ireland for the Dubliners!

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THERE GOES THE FINAL WHISTLE!

Kilmacud Crokes are Dublin, Leinster and All-Ireland Champions!

Conleth McGuckian is the next to try his luck from the low 45 and that could be that!

It's inches away, and it looks like Glen are going to fall just short!

OH MY WORD! Conor Glass is inches away as he slots a loose ball towards goal but Conor Ferris produces a stunning save to keep the star man out.

One last chance form the 45!

Paul Mannion shows all this experience to win a free as Kilmacud press forward again.

It goes wide but it eats up the clock. One minute to play!

Conleth McGuckian brings down Shane Horan and it's well within the range of Shane Walsh.

He makes no mistake! Two points clear with three additional minutes to play!

Chrissy McKaigue
Derry and Slaughtneil footballer on BBC Sounds

It was a bad mistake but at the same time the clock is against Glen, they have to make something happen.

We're into the last minute of normal time and Kilmacud have possession in their own half.

Glen have it all to do here!

Three to go, and Jack Doherty wins a free!

It's a long way out and Glen play it short. They are holding onto the ball well, trying to work an opening but one poor pass allows Kilmacud to win possession.

Danny Tallon halts the counter attack with a tactical foul and he gets a yellow card.

Cian O'Connor lands a massive score to nudge Kilmacud into the lead.

A big, big point.

Four to play!

You can feel the tension building as both sides push forward.

Ethan Doherty holds on to the ball a little bit too long when he could have pulled the trigger, but the Leinster champions manage to clear.

And now Shane Horan fires wide when well placed.

Which side will keep their composure in the final eight minutes?

And Shane Walsh, a big player for the big moment, lands Kilmacud level seconds after Glen's big goal chance.

We're level once more, but Glen really should be four clear.

A big, big moment.

Massive, massive chance for Glen!

There's an overlap for the Derry champions and Stevie O'Hara is racing towards goal, but the replacement slips as he goes for goal.

He just didn't connect with the ball. How pivotal would that be?