St Brigid's of Athlone suffered an agonising extra time defeat in Croke Park on Sunday.
Dingle are celebrating a first-ever All Ireland Club Football title this morning.
The Kerry side needed a late, late winner in extra time to see off St Brigids of Athlone in yesterday's final.
The join intermediate champions An Ghaeltacht and junior title holders Ballymacelligot in giving the Kingdom a clean sweep this year.
Mark O'Connor scored a crucial two pointer and now heads back Down Under to rejoin the Geelong Cats.
He says the club have been very understanding when it came to playing for his local team:
St Brigid's manager Anthony Cunningham says the loss is hard to take:
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