DUBLIN FANS ARE in a celebratory mood today but lurking around the corner is old rivals Kerry in the All-Ireland senior final on Sunday 20 September.

Dublin’s victory over Mayo in today’s replay confirms their passage to the decider where they will meet Kerry, semi-final winners over Tyrone.

The counties will meet for the first time in a final since 2011 and for the 13th time in history in a decider.

To date Kerry have won eight of the final clashes between them with Dublin triumphing on four occasions.

Dublin won the most recent final by 1-12 to 1-11 in 2011 after a late comeback that saw Kevin McManamon fire home a key goal while Stephen Cluxton struck the match-winning point.

The counties most recent championship meeting saw Dublin overcome Kerry 3-18 to 3-11 in the 2013 All-Ireland semi-final.

Here’s the full list of the All-Ireland senior football final results between Dublin and Kerry.

• 1892 –  Dublin 1-4 Kerry 0-3
• 1904 – Kerry 0-5 Dublin 0-2
• 1923 – Dublin 1-5 Kerry 1-3
• 1924 – Kerry 0-4 Dublin 0-3
• 1955 – Kerry 0-12 Dublin 1-6
• 1975 – Kerry 2-12 Dublin 0-11
• 1976 – Dublin 3-8 Kerry 0-10
• 1978 – Kerry 5-11 Dublin 0-9
• 1979 – Kerry 3-13 Dublin 1-8
• 1984 – Kerry 0-14 Dublin 1-6
• 1985 – Kerry 2-12 Dublin 2-8
• 2011 – Dublin 1-12 Kerry 1-11

Dublin book final spot and chance to seek Cork revenge

Dublin roared back into the lead with two goals after this cool Cillian O’Connor finish