David Clifford

Mayo defender reflects on giving up football and then falling deeply back in love with it

‘It is about having as many scoring threats as we have and they can’t double mark everyone’

Kingdom hold all the aces in Cork showdown

Seán Moran, Jim McGuinness, Malachy Clerkin and Darragh Ó Sé look ahead

Seán Moran and Malachy Clerkin review the prospects across the provinces

Both counties headed to Croke Park two and a half weeks ago in reasonably high spirits

Tyrone goalkeeper shares his thoughts via GPA on dispute over player expenses

League final routing of Mayo showed new defensive steeliness allied to an incisive attack

David Clifford puts in another stunning show in 15-point win over Mayo

David Clifford and Paul Geaney in top form as Jack O’Connor’s side win by 15 points

Kerry v Mayo and Cork v Waterford in Division One deciders

Forward’s haul of 1-7 earns Ulster side a first win at Fitzgerald Stadium in 18 years

With no giant bestriding this championship there’s no harm in a flight of fancy

Only eight counties across four divisions go into next weekend without something to play for

Star forward’s 1-2 in the second half was vital in tough Athletic Grounds encounter

Forward scores 2-5 as school becomes first from Kildare to win All-Ireland title

‘Joe has developed into a natural leader on the pitch in the way he drives the team forward’

David Clifford’s late free sees side keep up unbeaten league run

David Clifford’s fortuitous goal helps lift Kerry to the top of Division One

Dublin remain a deeply vulnerable animal in the cage of Division 1 football

Kerry star scores 2-4 in comeback win over Queen’s

Both sides will have regrets but a draw is probably the right result in Newbridge

Scully expects intensity of national league to grow due to condensed nature of season

Kingdom five points ahead in as many minutes early on to quickly put result to bed

Mayo and Kerry get three each while Dublin fall back from nine to just one for Ciarán Kilkenny

Former Mayo footballer on the struggle for Sam Maguire and his new life in coaching

Tyrone duo Meyler and McGeary face challenge from Mayo’s Keegan for Footballer of the Year

When it comes down to it I struggle to see beyond Mayo but the margins are fine

Tyrone are a good match-up but comfort in chaos can bring the 70-year wait to an end

Kingdom looked like novices as they tried and failed to break down the mid-block

With Dublin-Kerry hegemony broken, All-Ireland final could be a ‘contest for the ball’

Tyrone were far better at understanding what Kerry would bring than vice-versa

It is not fair to be pointing the finger at Tyrone at their lack of transparency

Red Hand produce typically dogged display to confound the pundits and end Kerry’s hopes

Kingdom have had a shortage of reliable, knotty defenders for the best part of a decade now

Ulster champions find the net three times as Kerry’s vaunted attack lose their way to goal

Eamon Donoghue looks back ahead of this weekend’s All-Ireland semi-final

All this season Kerry have looked like All-Ireland champions in waiting

I expect Kerry to take the first step towards All-Ireland glory against Tyrone

In a recent history of tight margins, Kingdom’s big win in Killarney last June is an outlier