Dublin–Mayo Gaelic football rivalry
No Date Winners Score Runners-up Venue Stage
1 13 May 1906 Dublin 0-8 - 1-4 Mayo Athlone Sportsfield All-Ireland semi-final
2 17 June 1923 Dublin 1-9 - 0-2 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland final
3 18 May 1924 Dublin 1-6 - 1-2 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
4 21 August 1955 Dublin 0-7 - 1-4 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
5 11 September 1955 Dublin 1-8 - 1-7 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final replay
6 18 August 1985 Dublin 1-13 - 1-13 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
7 8 September 1985 Dublin 2-12 - 1-7 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final replay
8 27 August 2006 Mayo 1-16 - 2-12 Dublin Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
9 2 September 2012 Mayo 0-19 - 0-16 Dublin Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
10 22 September 2013 Dublin 2-12 - 1-14 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland final
11 30 August 2015 Dublin 2-12 - 1-15 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
12 5 September 2015 Dublin 3-15 - 1-14 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final replay
13 18 September 2016 Dublin 2-09 - 0-15 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland Final
14 1 October 2016 Dublin 1-15 - 1-14 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland Final Replay
15 17 September 2017 Dublin 1-17 - 1-16 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland Final
16 10 August 2019 Dublin 3-14 - 1-10 Mayo Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
All-time results -- Senior
The Dublin-Mayo rivalry is a Gaelic football rivalry between Irish county teams Dublin and Mayo, who first played each other in 1906. Initially, they played each other only sporadically however it has more recently been considered a significant rivalry in Gaelic games due to the increased frequency of matches between the two teams in the 21st century. Championship matches between the two teams usually take place in the latter stages of the championship and as a result attract high interest. The rivalry reached its greatest intensity in the 2010s for a variety of reasons: the increased frequency in which the teams competed against each other in high stakes matches, each county having what was considered to being one of their strongest ever teams, the closeness of the matches, the involvement of high-profile players such as Bernard Brogan, Diarmuid Connolly and Philly McMahon for Dublin and Cillian O'Connor, Lee Keegan and Aidan O'Shea for Mayo, and the controversial incidents that have occurred in these matches. Dublin's home ground is Parnell Park and Mayo's home ground is MacHale Park, however, all of their championship meetings have been held at neutral venues, usually Croke Park. Dublin have the highest number of Leinster titles and have won 28 All Ireland football championships. In 2018 they became only the third county to win 4 consecutive All Ireland football championships (2015-2018). Mayo have won the Connacht championship a total of 46 times. They have won the All Ireland football championship 3 times however they have lost 9 finals since their last victory in 1951. The teams have met 16 times with Dublin winning 10 times to Mayo's 2. There have been 4 draws.