All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 1977

Infobox Football All-Ireland


year=1977
team=Dublin
titles=20th
captain=Tony Hanahoe
manager= Tony Hanahoe
munster=Kerry
leinster=Dublin
ulster=Armagh
connacht=Roscommon
poty= Jimmy Keaveney (Dublin)
matches=|

The 1977 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was won by Dublin in a final that was contested with Armagh. After defeating their rivals Kerry in the semi-final, Armagh, making their 2nd ever appearance in a final, lay in wait for the Dubs. The 12 point victory, 5-12 to 3-06, meant Dublin had won back-to-back titles.

All-Ireland Championship

Munster Senior Football Championship

*Kerry

Leinster Senior Football Championship

*Dublin

Ulster Senior Football Championship

*Armagh

Connacht Senior Football Championship

*Roscommon

emi Finals

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date = August 14, 1977
Semi-Final
team1 = Armagh
score = 3-09 – 2-12
team2 = Roscommon
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goals2 =
stadium = Croke Park
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date = August 21, 1977
Semi-Final
team1 = Dublin
score = 3-12 – 1-13
team2 = Kerry
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goals2 =
stadium = Croke Park
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date = August 21, 1977
Semi-Final Replay
team1 = Armagh
score = 0-15 – 0-14
team2 = Roscommon
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stadium = Croke Park
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All-Ireland Final

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date = September 25, 1977
Final
team1 = Dublin
score = 5-12 – 3-06
team2 = Armagh
goals1 =
goals2 =
stadium = Croke Park
Attendance:
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1977 All Stars

Paddy Cullen (Dublin), Gay O'Driscoll (Dublin), Pat Lindsay (Roscommon), Robbie Kelleher (Dublin), Tommy Drumm (Dublin), Paddy Moriarty (Armagh), Pat O'Neill (Dublin), Brian Mullins (Dublin), Joe Kernan (Armagh), Anton O'Toole (Dublin), Jimmy Smith (Armagh), Pat Spillane (Kerry), Bobby Doyle (Dublin), Jimmy Keaveney (Dublin), John Egan (Kerry)

ee also