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Tonybet has launched a bonus promotion ahead of the 2026 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final between Kerry and Mayo on 26 July.
The bookmaker is offering customers a €10 free bet when they deposit at least €20 through the cashier. The promotion is available from 12:00 on Sunday, 26 July, until 23:59 on Tuesday, 28 July. The free bet is valid for two days once credited and is subject to a 5x wagering requirement, with minimum odds of 1.5 for single bets and 1.7 for multiples. Full terms and conditions apply.
The final concludes the first championship to be played under the GAA’s revamped competition format, which replaced the round-robin stage with a 16-team double-elimination structure. The new format produced several unexpected results throughout the tournament, with only one provincial champion reaching the quarter-finals.
Roscommon won Connacht but finished the equivalent of 13th place, whilst Louth reached their first All-Ireland semi-final since 1957. Bookmakers were forced to reprice their ante-post markets throughout the tournament as outsiders consistently upset expectations.
Dublin also recovered from a shock defeat to Louth in late May by advancing through the losers’ bracket to eliminate Galway in the quarter-finals. However, the defending provincial champions recovered through the losers’ bracket before eliminating Galway in the quarter-finals. Louth then held off Monaghan with 14 men to reach the last four. Meanwhile, Ulster champions Armagh and Leinster champions Westmeath were eliminated in the round of 12, and every quarter-final was decided by no more than five points.
Mayo secured their place in the final with a 17-point victory over Louth on 11 July, reaching their ninth All-Ireland final of the century. The county is seeking its first championship title since 1951, with the long-running “Mayo curse” narrative adding further attention after the last surviving members of the 1951 team had passed away.
Kerry booked their place a day later after defeating Dublin, with goals from David Clifford and Seán O’Brien. The two counties last met in an All-Ireland final in 2006.
Ahead of the final, Tonybet also hosted a semi-final event in Dublin on 11 July, welcoming more than 100 guests. The event featured blackjack, higher-or-lower games, merchandise giveaways, and live screenings of the football matches.
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