Mayo cannot afford a repeat of the dismal second quarter against Galway

Magnitude of what may be about to unfold only adds to the intrigue

Chaotic schedule means little overlap between supporters in stands and local GAA stalwarts

We can admire Dublin and still want to puke at how straightforward they have made it

Pioneer goalkeeper has been a huge part of Dublin’s ‘invincible’ tag

Farrell’s first task in the post-match media conference was to handle questions about absent keeper Cluxton

We should be thankful for such a man – one who still wants to keep a few secrets

Dublin try and claim a seventh successive title - but is there a surprise in store?

Dublin star on how he grabbed an opportunity when it presented itself back in 2017

Irish Olympian Catherina McKiernan explains how anyone can become a runner

Six-time All-Ireland winner was not a first choice during 2020 championship campaign

No shocks in this All-Ireland season as Dublin’s main challengers slip up

Cian O’Sullivan praises the Ballyboden player’s patience while awaiting his opportunity

Ballyboden St Enda’s player caps fine showing with late goal against Cavan

Brian Fenton, Ciarán Kilkenny and Con O’Callaghan run the show at Croke Park

Veteran Brian Fox is fully focused on Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final against Mayo

Teams will watch for signs of new Dublin manager’s intent, and clues to football’s future

Our experts find it hard to look past Dublin and Kerry as winners of unique competition

‘The Dublin players are humble enough to realise that if they’re not on it, they can be beaten’

‘I think Mayo have probably embraced emotion but they’ve also I think suffered sometimes’

Rise of several players and Clifford encouraging says former Kingdom stalwart

RTÉ and Sky best get busy if they are to echo the roars and sounds of a Champo occasion

Galway’s performances in the league turned heads but Mayo’s cycle could be done

No reason given as to why defence coach has decided to leave Dessie Farrell’s backroom team

Dessie Farrell must prepare for life without junior doctor and former Player of the Year

Dessie Farrell to be without former Footballer of the Year as Dubs chase six-in-a-row

Dublin defender has brought the best skills from a number of sports with him along the way

Saturday showed the kind of assertive, self-motivated bunch of players he has taken over

Clontarf dynamo delighted to be reunited again with his former underage boss

‘He went off on holiday with the lads and I really hope he is playing again’

Compared to his predecessors Farrell has a track record of having to handle adversity

Like Kevin Heffernan, outgoing Dublin football manager appreciated county’s distinctive place in GAA

Manager called time on his seven year spell on Saturday after making history

Either Gilroy or Farrell the likely successor to all-conquering former boss Gavin

Tipp's Séamus Callanan named Hurler of the Year; Séan O'Shea takes young player award

Honours for Kernan and Griffin, managers of Armagh and Wexford All-Ireland winning teams

After a glittering career he further honoured Dublin by his perseverance to the cause

Dublin’s flying doctor gets a few things off his chest, starting with football rule changes

As expected, Dublin (13) and Kerry (9) dominate the nominations for All Star awards

Stephen Cluxton now has to be honoured with overdue Player of the Year award