Bookmaker Paddy Power is estimating that Irish punters will wager a whopping €4,500,000 in this weekend’s All-Ireland Final between Dublin and Kerry.





Following their dramatic win over Kerry, Dublin go in to the match as 4/11 favourites, with Mayo available at 10/3. However, has seen plenty of support on the result being a draw at 10/1.





Elsewhere, the bookie makes it 16/1 for Enda Kenny to cry following a Mayo win while it is also 16/1 for the winning captain to drop the trophy.





“The All-Ireland football final is Ireland’s very own Super Bowl and aside from horse racing no other sporting event comes close to it in the eyes of Irish punters,” Paddy Power spokesperson Féilim Mac An Iomaire told Bettingpro.com.

“With the bets beginning to pour in we’ve seen plenty of money for both sides and a large chunk of neutrals will have a financial incentive to cheer on either Dublin or Mayo come Sunday.”





Ahead of the game, is also taking bets on where Michelle Mulherin will watch the game after the Senator hit out at the GAA following her failure to get an All-Ireland ticket.





Fortunately for the Mayo woman, the bookie makes it 1/20 for her to be in Croker in time for throw-in, with Dublin sports bar Sinotts considered the next most likely venue to host the former TD at 10/1. Further down in the betting at 40/1 is the Ballina native’s locals, the Broken Jug and The Loft.





Latest Paddy Power odds:





Dublin vs Mayo





4/11 Dublin

10/1 Draw

10/3 Mayo





To lift the trophy





2/7 Dublin

11/4 Mayo





Where will Michelle Mulherin watch the match?





1/20 Croke Park

10/1 Sinnotts

12/1 Flannery's

16/1 The Big Tree

20/1 Quinn's

20/1 Gills

20/1 The Hogan Stand Bar

20/1 The Living Room

20/1 McGowan's

33/1 Croke Park Hotel

33/1 The Red Parrot

33/1 Government Buildings

33/1 Woolshed

33/1 Buswell's

40/1 The Loft (Ballina)

40/1 The Broken Jug (Ballina)





Colour Of Enda Kenny's Tie





1/33 Green & Red

14/1 Green Only

14/1 Red Only

16/1 Any Other





Match Programme Specials





16/1 Mayo to win and Enda Kenny to be shown crying

3/1 The winning captain to sing during the presentation

16/1 The winning captain to drop the cup during the presentation

9/2 Diarmuid Connolly or Lee Keegan to be sent off

5/1 Dublin to win and Stephen Cluxton to mention "Coppers" during victory speech