Tonybet All-Ireland Final Promotion Targets Kerry-Mayo Clash

With the 2026 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final between Kerry and Mayo set for 26 July, Tonybet has put together a bonus offer for punters. Customers who deposit a minimum of €20 via the cashier will receive a €10 free bet. The promotion runs from 12:00 on 26 July until 23:59 on 28 July, and the free bet is valid for two days after being credited. It carries a 5x wagering requirement, with single bets needing minimum odds of 1.5 and multiples at least 1.7. Standard terms and conditions apply.

This year's final wraps up the first championship played under the GAA's overhauled competition format. The old round-robin stage has been replaced by a 16-team double-elimination structure, which produced a string of surprising outcomes. Only a single provincial champion made it to the quarter-finals, reflecting the unpredictability of the new setup.

Roscommon took the Connacht title but finished around 13th place overall, while Louth reached their first All-Ireland semi-final since 1957. Ante-post markets were repeatedly repriced by bookmakers as long shots defied expectations throughout the tournament. Dublin recovered from a late-May loss to Louth by advancing through the losers' bracket, only for the same county—Louth—to later defeat Monaghan while playing with 14 men and secure a semi-final berth. Meanwhile, Ulster champions Armagh and Leinster champions Westmeath fell at the round of 12, and every quarter-final was decided by a margin of five points or fewer.

Mayo earned their place in the final with a dominant 17-point win over Louth on 11 July, marking the county's ninth All-Ireland final appearance this century. The team is chasing its first championship since 1951, a drought that has become known as the 'Mayo curse'—a narrative that has gained extra attention following the deaths of the last surviving members of the 1951 squad. Kerry secured their spot a day later by defeating Dublin, with David Clifford and Seán O'Brien getting on the scoresheet. The two counties have not met in an All-Ireland final since 2006.

Tonybet also hosted a semi-final event in Dublin on 11 July, attracting more than 100 attendees. The gathering featured blackjack, higher-or-lower games, merchandise giveaways, and live match screenings.