Mayo won the All-Ireland Gaelic football final against Kerry, ending a 75-year drought since the county's last title in 1951.
The final score was Mayo 1-20, Kerry 1-17. The match was played at Croke Park stadium, which has a capacity of 82,000. Mayo had lost 11 successive All-Ireland finals since 1989 before this victory.
The gap since Mayo's last All-Ireland title in 1951.
World reactions
Today, the dream becomes reality.
The curse is broken.
Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher posted: "Finally!! Up Mayo!!"
The curse and the drought
According to lore, a priest cursed the 1951 Mayo team after they failed to stop their homecoming parade for a funeral. A book titled 'House of Pain' was written about Mayo's championship drought. The last surviving member of the 1951 team, Paddy Prendergast, died in 2021 at age 95, two weeks after Mayo lost a final.
Joe Biden visited Mayo in 2023 and said: "Mayo for Sam!"
The wait is over. Sam is home.
Authorities provisionally estimated 40,000 people would attend the homecoming in Castlebar.