An Tóchar and Blessington will contest the 2026 Wicklow Senior Football Championship final after winning their semi-finals at Aughrim over the weekend.
Blessington beat holders Baltinglass by two points on Saturday, while An Tóchar edged out Arklow Geraldines-Ballymoney by a point on Sunday.
An Tóchar are seeking their first senior title since 1995. Blessington are seeking their fifth.
An Tóchar 1-16 Arklow Geraldines-Ballymoney 3-9
Arklow made the better start and led 0-5 to 0-0 after 11 minutes.
Goals from Sean Hurley and Darragh Fitzgerald gave them a 2-3 to 0-8 lead at half-time, so An Tóchar were only a point down at the break despite the slow start.
Eanna Nolan and John Paul Nolan scored points early in the second half to put An Tóchar ahead. Arklow hit back with a third goal, finished by Tiernan Gahan.
John Paul Nolan then scored a goal for An Tóchar, and Oisin Cullen added a two-pointer late on.
Nolan levelled the game with a two-point free in the 59th minute.
He scored the winning point in the third minute of injury-time. An Tóchar scored no goals in the first half and 1-8 in the second.
Blessington 1-17 Baltinglass 1-15
Baltinglass led 1-10 to 1-6 at half-time.
Craig Maguire and Anto McLoughlin scored to bring Blessington level in the second half.
Jack Hardy then landed a two-pointer late on, and further scores from McLoughlin and Dan Silke Fetherston secured the win.
Blessington added no goal after the break, while Baltinglass managed just five scores in the second half.
Baltinglass had won the title last year, beating Carnew Emmets 1-20 to 0-15.
The finalists' records
Blessington have won the county title four times: 1915, 1983, 2021 and 2023. Both recent wins were tight.
They beat Baltinglass 0-11 to 0-10 in the 2021 final.
In 2023 they drew 1-9 apiece with Rathnew before winning the replay 0-11 to 1-6.
Several of this year's semi-final scorers, including Maguire, McLoughlin and Silke Fetherston, also featured in those earlier finals.
An Tóchar have won two titles, in 1933 and 1995.
The roll of honour also lists them as beaten finalists in 1992, 1999 and 2001.
Their last appearance in a final was 2001, when they lost to Rathnew by three points.
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