All-Ireland Champions · Croke Park · 26 July 2026

Green&Red

One song. One county. Champions of Ireland. 75 years in the waiting, and worth every one of them.

Mayo1-20
FT
Kerry1-17

All-Ireland Champions 2026 · First since 1951 · Champions for 1 days

Make your champions card
Nomen omen

The name is the whole story.

A line every Mayo supporter can finish was joined into one word — and it happens to be the longest .ie address in Ireland. 63 characters before the dot. Not one letter wasted. And now it belongs to champions.

oh the green and red of mayo i can see it still its soft and craggy boglands its.ie
https://ohthegreenandredofmayoicanseeitstillitssoftandcraggyboglandsits.ie/

Featured as the longest domain name in the official .IE Domain Snapshot 2025, reported in the Irish press, and noted in the song’s Wikipedia legacy section.

Show your colours

Make your champions card.

Put your name, your townland or your club on the county colours. Download it, post it, frame it if you like. This one took 75 years to make.

Made entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored. Square format, sized for WhatsApp, Instagram and everywhere else.

From a song to a Sunday

The road to Croke Park.

Six chapters. The last one was worth waiting 75 years for.

A line becomes an address

Words every Mayo supporter recognises, joined together without spaces — landing on exactly 63 characters, the most the internet allows in one block of a domain name.

Featured by the .IE registry

The official .IE Domain Snapshot 2025 showed the address as the longest domain name in the registry.

Newspapers and Wikipedia

Regional papers reported that the previous Cork record had been overtaken, and the song’s Wikipedia article gained a sourced note about the 63-character domain.

The song rang out at Croke Park

Mayo beat Louth 3-23 to 0-15 to reach the final. The official GAA report noted the song was played near the end.

Mayo v Kerry

The first All-Ireland senior football final between the counties since 2006 — and Mayo chasing a first title since 1951.

Champions of Ireland

Mayo 1-20 Kerry 1-17. A fourth All-Ireland title, the first since 1951, and Sam Maguire lifted in front of a sea of green and red. The song rang out around Croke Park one more time.

Don’t take our word for it

Every source, in one place.

The record, the coverage and the fixture — all independently published.

Official
Press coverage
Quick questions
Did Mayo win the 2026 All-Ireland final?
They did. Mayo beat Kerry 1-20 to 1-17 at Croke Park on 26 July 2026 — a fourth All-Ireland senior football title and the first since 1951, ending a 75-year wait for Sam Maguire.
What is the longest .ie domain name in Ireland?
It’s this one: ohthegreenandredofmayoicanseeitstillitssoftandcraggyboglandsits.ie — 63 characters before the dot, 66 in total, featured as the longest in the official .IE Domain Snapshot 2025.
Why does it stop at 63 characters?
Each block of a domain name between the dots — a “label” — is limited to 63 characters by the internet’s domain name system. This address fills one whole label with readable Mayo words, then adds .ie.
What song is it from?
The address reads as a line associated with The Green and Red of Mayo, popularised by The Saw Doctors and long adopted by Mayo supporters. This project is fan-made and independent of the band and Mayo GAA.
Who’s behind the very long address

One supporter. One server. One county.

M
Michal

I work in IT in Mayo. I registered the address because the line deserved to exist on the internet at full length. I did not know it would end up pointing at an All-Ireland title. This site stays online as a small green and red monument — fan-made, independent and non-commercial.

The domain and hosting cost real money every year, and this page is staying up for good. If the address made you smile, a small tip on Ko-fi keeps the monument online — but sharing it costs nothing and travels further.