A medal won in the first ever All-Ireland Football final, which took place in 1887, has been sold for €32,000.
It was one of a number of GAA programmes, memorabilia and collectors’ items which were sold by Fonsie Mealy Auctioneers recently.
A number of match programmes featuring Kerry teams were bought including the programme from the 1944 All-Ireland Final; this went under the hammer for €1,100.
An original admission ticket to the Tipperary Dublin game which was held on Bloody Sunday in 1920 was sold for €5,400.
Meanwhile, among the collectors' items sold, was a limited edition signed copy of James Joyce’s Ulysses, which was bought for €18,500.
A full list of the items sold at the auction, which took place in the Talbot Hotel, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin , can be seen here .
1944 All-Ireland final programme, which sold for €1,100
The "Great Challenge Match" ticket between Tipperary and Dublin, played on Bloody Sunday 1920, which sold for €5,400
Limited edition signed copy of James Joyce’s Ulysses, which was bought for €18,500
