Mayo's wait to claim the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship goes into a 71st year.
Tyrone are the 2021 All-Ireland Senior Football Champions.
That's after they beat Mayo 2-14 to 15 points at Croke Park this afternoon.
Cathal McShane and Darren McCurry scored the Tyrone goals in the second half after Ryan O'Donoghue missed a penalty for Mayo.
The win marks the fourth time the Red Hand has won the Sam Maguire as Mayo's wait goes into a 71st year.
It also completes a dream first season in management for Brian Dooher and Feargal Logan.
Dooher says it wasn't plain sailing all year:
It's the fourth time Tyrone have won the Sam Maguire, while this is the 11th All-Ireland Mayo have lost since 1989.
Manger James Horan said it's tough but they couldn't complain about the result:
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