Daniel Collins swept over a point before Nolan spun away from his marker to flash a shot to the net on the 30th minute to give Kerry a 1-9 to 0-5 lead.

A slow start to the second half failed to produce a score for 10 minutes, before Nolan set about adding to his tally from placed balls.

Paddy Henry sent over a couple of long range efforts, but Derry’s only score from play in the second period came from substitute Jonathan O'Dwyer.

Kerry shot six of the game’s last seven points, with wing back Keith Carmody hitting his third, and Nolan smacking over three more frees.

The win gave them their second cup title overall and put them in joint second place with Carlow on the all-time roll of honour.