The final of the Kerry Senior Football Championship sees the most successful club team in the county take on a side bidding to make the breakthrough in their first-ever senior final.

Dr Crokes have lifted the Bishop Moynihan Cup a record 14 times - once more than Austin Stacks of Tralee.

The Killarney side were Kerry and Munster champions as recently as 2024 when they lost out to Errigal Ciaran after extra-time in a thrilling All-Ireland club semi-final in Newbridge.

It is unsurprising then that they carry the mantle of favouritism into today’s decider against a Kenmare side appearing in their first senior decider.

The Shamrocks have been the surprise team of this season’s Championship, buoyed by a return to full fitness of Kerry star Seanie O’Shea.

The Kingdom attacker missed much of county season with an ankle injury, but he has been in fine form for his club in recent weeks, scoring 0-8 in the semi-final victory over North Kerry.

Dr Crokes had a three-point win over neighbours Spa in the semi-final.

After Spa toppled reigning All-Ireland club champions Daingean Uí Chuis in the quarter-finals, Edmund O'Sullivan’s will be wary of an upset this afternoon.

We’ll have all the latest build-up and team news from Killarney ahead of throw-in as well as score updates from some of the other county finals taking place across the country this afternoon.