Mayo v Kerry: Time, tickets, and TV details ahead of the league final

There’s a national title on the line in Jones’ Road on Sunday afternoon as Kerry and Mayo lock horns in the 2025 Division 1 National Football League final. 

Neither side was sure of their place in the decider, even in the closing 20 minutes of the regular season. However, by the time the dust settled and the chaos had calmed, it was the men from the Kingdom who stood alongside Mayo in the joust for silverware.

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Here, we’ll give you a breakdown of all the details of the League final. You’ll find all the action from Sunday’s game here, as well as reports and analysis in Tuesday’s Mayo News.

Where and when is the game?

Mayo v Kerry throws in at 4 pm on Sunday, March 30, in Croke Park.

Where can I get tickets?

Tickets for the game can be purchased from TicketMaster here.

Is the game on TV?

The game will be broadcast live on TG4 and the TG4 player.

What happened in the last game?

The last tangle between these two sides was an enthralling encounter just four weeks ago.

In a rip-roaring clash in Castlebar, Mayo held on to defeat Kerry by 0-21 to 1-16 in a clash that kickstarted the season for the hosts.

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What do Kerry bring to the table?

There is no doubt that this Kerry team is stacked with quality, and considering the gap between the League Final and their Munster Championship opener, you’d expect them to go relatively strong.

David Clifford is the jewel in the Kingdom’s crown and will need to be well-marshalled. Dylan Geaney is another attacker who has shone in 2025.

Who is refereeing the game?

Meath man David Coldrick will be in charge of this one. Coldrick is no stranger to Croke Park finals with Mayo involved, having officiated the 2020 All-Ireland Championship final between Dublin and Mayo.