Kerry for the win? All Ireland SFC Odds 25/26
This inter-county competition is Gaelic football’s premier competition and sees country teams from across Ireland and beyond, compete against one another until one team emerges victorious and can boast the title of All-Ireland Champion.
But who are bookies favouring for the 2026 All Ireland SFC and what sort of odds can punters expect? Well, that’s what we’re going to look at in more detail below.
Recent All-Ireland SFC Winners
Considered one of Ireland’s biggest sporting events, the All-Ireland SFC provides punters with great opportunities to win money with some even more exceptional odds.
2025 saw Kerry pick up their 39th win in Dublin, against their Ulster rivals Donegal in a thrilling 1 – 26 to 0-19 victory. Kerry forward David Clifford shone during that particular campaign, becoming the top-scorer in the process and helping to seal the title for Kerry. As a result, Kerry are favourites for the next tournament, though we’ll get to that shortly.
The year prior saw Armagh defeat Galway by just one point in a thrilling final once again contested at Dublin’s Croke Park. Galway, who themselves had recently lost to Kerry years prior, were in touching distance of their first title since 2001. Armagh however, had something to say about that and ultimately emerged victorious.
2026 All Ireland SFC Odds and Bookies’ Favourites
2026 will see the 140th Gaelic Athletic Association’s (GAA) premier inter-county Gaelic football tournament take place between April and July.
The tournament will see 31 of 32 Irish counties taking place, as Kilkenny are once again not expected to take place. For those of you unfamiliar with the sport, this is the norm as the country instead chooses to focus on hurling, which itself is another hugely popular sport with great odds, in case you fancy a change of scenery.
With Kerry coming in as defending champions, they’re strong favourites, although Donegal, Tyronne, and Armagh will look to set the cat amongst the pigeons, as it were.
Here’s a look at what sort of odds you can expect.
Kerry
With BoyleSports offering odds of 11/8 and Bet365 providing punters with 13/8, Kerry are, not surprisingly, the favourites to retain their title and take home the championship once again when the tournament takes place next year.
Not only will they have momentum on their side, but they also have the stats as they’ve won on 39 separate occasions, making them the all-time record holders. Definitely worth a punt.
Donegal
Donegal are currently second favourites to win the title, with Bet365 odds of 6/1 and BoyleSports odds of 13/2.
Last year, they narrowly missed out to Kerry and will this year be looking to go one better and bring home to championship.
Tyrone
In what some consider an unusual turn of events, bookies currently have Tyrone as strong contenders for the title, with Bet365 providing odds of 10/1 and BoyleSports offering odds of 8/1.
The ‘Red Hands’ last picked up a title in 2021 and Malachy O’Rourke’s men look eager to show the fans exactly what they can do.
Armagh
Finally, we have Armagh, whom were crowned champions in 2024 and were widely tipped to retain their title the following year.
Having recently defeated a number of strong contenders for the title, including Galway, Derry, and 2025 champions Kerry, they’re looking decidedly strong and have progressed enormously over the last decade, under the management of Kieran McGeeney, who was appointed in 2015.
If you fancy a flutter on Armagh, Bet365 currently have odds of 10/1, while BoyleSports can go one better, with odds of 11/1.