That is a wrap for the National Football League as Donegal claim the Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh Cup.

Jim McGuinness' men were in sparkling form today and they will hope to take that into the Ulster Championship, which begins in two weeks Armagh hosting Tyrone.

Kerry will be disappointed today, but they will surely bounce back and who knows, we could see another instalment of Donegal v Kerry before the year is out.

But for now, we'll bid you goodbye and take a breather before we hit the Athletic Grounds in a fortnight.

Enjoy the rest of the your Sunday!

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Man of the match Michael Langan, speaking to TG4:

"We're delighted with the performance. It was 2007 since Donegal last won [the league].

"It was a great performance as we had a very good second half that saw us through."

Making up for last year's All-Ireland defeat by Kerry: "We probably had the fire in the belly after that All-Ireland performance.

"We're happy with the league in general. A lot of players got a lot of minutes and that's what it is about.

"We came up here and won the final, so we'll look forward to the Down game in the championship.

"Kerry have a lot of top-quality players and it was about trying to limit their impact and that went a long way to winning the game.

"We'll not read too much into it as our focus now is that Down game."

Jimmy's Winning Matches now getting an airing!

Shane O'Donnell has the honour of making the speech in the Hogan Stand.

Lots of thank-yous, as you'd expect.

A great day for Donegal who secure silverware for 2026.

Of course, their eyes will be on the bigger prize later this year but after their All-Ireland final disappointment in 2025, they won't turn their noses up to a good win over Kerry in a national final.

As for the Kingdom, it was a bit of a nightmare today but they won't be hitting the panic button with some of their established names still to come back in.

Yes, there is the trend under Jack O'Connor where a league title was a prelude to Sam Maguire glory, but it would take a brave person to rule them out for the All-Ireland this year.

Michael Langan is named man-of-the-match and that seems an obvious choice. With Donegal slow to start, Langan grabbed the game by the scruff early with a couple of two-pointers that set the tone.

There goes the hooter and Donegal celebrate their Division One title win.

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Conor O'Donnell looking to put the tin hat on it but his shot for a point is wide.

Donegal happy to play the ball around as we enter the final 90 seconds.

Armin Heinrich with another Kerry score. They've had a nice spell over the past few minutes but too little far too late.

Gavin Mulreany called into action, saving from Tomas Kennedy as Kerry seek to finish on a bit of a positive.

Ryan McHugh's race is run for today as Eoin McHugh comes in.

Tomas Kennedy fists a Kerry point.

Tom O'Sullivan with a Kerry score which barely registers a ripple from the fan from the Kingdom.

It's getting a small bit pedestrian now with Donegal happy to hold the ball, but there is Finnbarr Roarty up to get his name on the board.

Sean Martin replaces Max Campbell who can be very happy with his day.

Paul Geaney's return to the Kerry team this year is marked with a two-pointer.

Kerry's last change sees Cillian Trant in for Keith Evans while Shea Malone, whose last act was to kick a wide, makes way for Stephen McMenamin on the Donegal team.

Armin Heinrich kicks Kerry's first point in 20 minutes. They are playing for pride at this stage.

Ryan McHugh adds another and the gap is out to 21.

Paul Geaney comes in for Dylan Geaney on the Kerry team, while Donegal bring in Finnbarr Roarty for Michael Murphy.