Conor McKenna celebrates second AFL premiership with Brisbane

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Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Conor McKenna celebrates second AFL premiership with Brisbane
Summary

Conor McKenna claimed his second premiership medal with Brisbane after the Grand Final against Fremantle on September 26, 2026. McKenna, draped in the Irish flag, made history as the first Irish player to win two AFL premierships. He previously won his first premiership in 2024, having returned to Australia after spending time in Ireland. Despite being unsigned for the 2027 season, McKenna expressed intentions to return for another season with the Lions.

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  • •Brisbane defeated Fremantle in the Grand Final.
  • •McKenna won his second premiership after joining Brisbane in 2022.
  • •He is the first Irish player to achieve two premierships.
  • •McKenna is considering a one-year extension with Brisbane.
  • •The match took place at the MCG on September 26, 2026.
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Conor McKenna chose to stay unsigned ahead of 2027 but an important new role, and second premiership medal, could change that

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