Paddy’s tipster is on Sunday duty with Dublin & Mayo in All Ireland action!

The 2026 All-Ireland Football championship continues this weekend with two key games on Sunday’s schedule.

Dublin will be looking to bounce back at Croke Park, after losing the Leinster final to Westmeath, and they take on rivals Louth in the capital. Sunday’s other showdown features beaten Ulster finalists Monaghan hosting Mayo.

Ahead of both matches, Paddy Power tipster Feargal Brennan dives into the markets, with two picks for each of Sunday’s games.

All Ireland betting tips

Sunday 2:30pm – Dublin v Louth
Dublin to win
Under 2.5 goals

Sunday 4pm – Monaghan v Mayo
Monaghan to win
Total Points – Over 47.5

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

Dublin v Louth

WHEN: Sunday, May 31st, 2:30pm
WHERE: Croke Park, Dublin.
TV: GAA+

Dublin to win

Dublin continue to slip down Paddy’s list of favourites to win the Sam Maguire Cup in July, so there’s work to do for Ger Brennan and his players. They beat Louth in the Leinster semis by 10 points before going on to lose the final.

Despite only winning one of their four National League home games, the Dubs are strong favourites to get a victory here, and I can see Brennan claiming a morale-boosting win over the Wee County.

Under 2.5 goals

Neither team were banging in goals as part of their Leinster campaign, with Louth scoring one in the win over Wexford, and then only registering 10 points over the bar in Dublin.

Brennan’s side scored two goals in their quarter-final win over Wicklow, but then failed to hit the back of the net against either Louth or Westmeath, so many don’t expect too many goals on Sunday.

Monaghan v Mayo

WHEN: Sunday, May 31st, 4pm
WHERE: St Tiernach’s Park, Monaghan.
TV: RTE 2

Monaghan to win

Monaghan were impressive in Ulster as they swept past Cavan and then gritted out an extra time win over Derry. However, extra time was not their friend in the final, as Armagh emerged victorious, and could spur them on against an inconsistent Mayo.

Andy Moran’s team hammered New York in their Connacht opener, but then instantly lost to eventual provincial champions Roscommon, so it’s difficult to place where they are in terms of form – so I’ll go for a home win.

Total Points – Over 47.5

One thing that looks to be a feature for both sides so far in the All Ireland is some high-scoring matches. Monaghan have averaged 28.3 points per game based on their three played so far with Mayo’s rate at 26 from two outings.

All five of those combined clashes have seen 47 or more points scored and I can see that being the case again on Sunday in Clones.

All Ireland betting tips

Sunday 2:30pm – Dublin v Louth
Dublin to win
Under 2.5 goals

Sunday 4pm – Monaghan v Mayo
Monaghan to win
Total Points – Over 47.5

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

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