Dublin’s regeneration process doesn't lack for detail

Jim Gavin hasn’t been slow to expand options through extensive auditioning structure

The World Cup venue where no one cares; Kildare show home advantage matters

Morning Sports Briefing: Keep ahead of the game with ‘The Irish Times’ sports team

Hurling predictions: Who will lift Liam MacCarthy this summer?

Our writers make the big calls ahead of this year’s hurling championship

Idea of April as a clubs-only month has been strangled at birth

Anthony Daly and James Horan know issue from both sides and say idea doesn’t work

Added Time: A Paddy’s weekend of total sporting overload

Gavin Cummiskey (under-cover) and John O’Sullivan with the latest from England, while we look ahead to club finals weekend in Croker

GAA Statistics: The two Dublin changes that won them the All-Ireland

This year's man of the match, and the favourite for Footballer of the Year turned things around

GAA Statistics: Decoding Stephen Cluxton's kickout

The Dublin keeper’s timing, cool head and precision kickouts set him as a class apart

Championship 2017 Q&A: What do the experts say?

Darragh Ó’Sé, Seán Moran, Joanne Cantwell and more answer the key questions for 2017

Unearthing new talent: Dublin and Kerry’s top league finds

Both have given fresh talent its chance and that could prove pivotal come September

‘We have put in 130 sessions this year. Today is the date to create our own history’

Irish Times journalist Eamon Donoghue’s inside view of his county final journey

GAA Statistics: How do Mayo get the best from Aidan O’Shea?

Depending on the time of the game, the Mayo talisman must be used in different roles

GAA Statistics: Mixing the short with the long can solve Kerry's kickout conundrum

In the last two big defeats to Dublin, The Kingdom have lost 17 of their total of 49 kickouts

Mayo hoping to get further by taking a different route

County’s former trainer Cian O’Neill believes the perennial nearly men now have a cutting edge to them

GAA Statistics: Gavin still fine-tuning Dublin’s defensive system

League final showed metropolitans remain vulnerable to the quick counterattack

Peers uncomfortable with way O’Halloran was treated by Clare

Players reject notion that a disciplinary code carrying draconian punishments is productive

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