Dublin ended their losing streak in All-Ireland finals with a dominant display of attacking football against Mayo.

Strong performances in defence by Sinéad Goldrick and Niamh Collins limited the impact of Cora Staunton.

Three late goals, two from substitute Sarah McCaffrey and one from Carla Rowe, eventually put the result beyond doubt.

[4] Dublin's route to the final was featured in a behind-the-scenes documentary, Blues Sisters, broadcast on RTÉ One on 28 November 2017.

[14][15] Team:1 Ciara Trant2 Martha Byrne3 Sinéad Finnegan4 Rachel Ruddy5 Sinéad Goldrick6 Niamh Collins 7 Leah Caffrey8 Lauren Magee9 Olwen Carey10 Carla Rowe11 Lyndsey Davey12 Nicole Owens 13 Sinéad Aherne (c)14 Niamh McEvoy15 Noëlle Healy Substitutes:Deirdre Murphy for Finnegan (18)Fiona Hudson for Byrne (43)Sarah McCaffrey for Owens (50)Molly Lamb for McEvoy (53) Team:1 Yvonne Byrne2 Orla Conlon3 Sarah Tierney (c)4 Martha Carter5 Rachel Kearns6 Marie Corbett 7 Fiona Doherty8 Aileen Gilroy9 Fiona McHale10 Doireann Hughes11 Niamh Kelly12 Ciara Whyte 13 Sarah Rowe14 Cora Staunton15 Grace Kelly Substitutes:Aisling Tarpey for Yvonne Byrne (24)Amy Dowling for Niamh Kelly (41)Shauna Howley for Grace Kelly (57)