Explained in plain English
What is an All-Ireland?
The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is the premier competition in Gaelic football, organised by the GAA. It's a knockout tournament contested by county teams from across Ireland, and sometimes London and New York. Winning it, as James McHugh's Donegal team did in 1992, is considered the pinnacle of a Gaelic footballer's career.
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