The All-Ireland Championship is an annual series of competitions in Gaelic football and hurling, two traditional Irish sports. Organized by the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association), it features county teams from across Ireland competing for the prestigious title. The championship typically begins with provincial competitions, leading to knockout rounds and culminating in the All-Ireland finals held in Croke Park. The championship has a rich history, dating back to 1887, and is a significant event in Irish culture. It attracts large crowds and passionate supporters, showcasing the skills and athleticism of players. Winning the All-Ireland title is considered the pinnacle of achievement in both sports.