Kevin Heffernan

Seán Moran: Jim Gavin respected Dublin legacy by making it stronger than ever

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

Seán Moran: Bernard Brogan’s role in Dublin’s five-in-a-row cannot be understated

Our GAA correspondent looks back on the career of a player whose spectacular career ran in tandem with Dublin’s re-emergence

Dublin put in a champion performance to make Irish sporting history

Jim Gavin’s football team has broken the speed of sound, and look unbeatable

Football's managerial merry-go-round on its final spin

Just five appointments remain to be finalised for the 2020 season

Dublin v Kerry: Final countdown to potentially historic clash

‘No defeat as a manager ever hit me like 1955’ – Kevin Heffernan

‘A five, a five-oh’: Is this Dublin’s most devoted fan?

Tony Broughan has gone to Dublin football matches dressed as Molly Malone since 1975

Even by Kerry standards, this would be an immortal win

Kerry face a huge challenge on Sunday, but Dublin, in a way, face an even greater task

Seán Moran: Dublin have always had advantages so what's new?

In times of monopoly success GAA tend to wait it out until some new team emerges

Keeping up with the neighbours a mighty task for Kildare

Lilywhites facing an unenviable assignment as they bid to halt Dublin juggernaut

Dublin pick up where they left off in pursuit of new horizon

Louth overwhelmed as champions’ attack clicks and O’Carroll makes his comeback

Gavin tempers expectations as Dublin seek to go where no team has gone before

Short of the Dublin back line scoring own goals, it’s impossible to see how Louth will respond

From the Archives: Eugene McGee is one of GAA’s authentic voices

Man who halted Kerry’s five-in-a-row march 32 years ago releases autobiography

Stars line up for Dublin club’s fundraiser in Chicago

Scoil Uí Chonaill gala dinner to be addressed by former taoiseach Enda Kenny

Dublin still out there on their own – splendid and fearsome

Gavin’s side absorbed Tyrone’s very best in the first quarter – then duly took control

City fathers on enduring, evolving legacy of Dublin football

Tony Hanahoe and Pat O’Neill chat about the past, the present and the future of the Dubs

Seán Moran: Public vitriol towards managers and players is unacceptable

Fitzmaurice’s parting comments show a dark side to the passions in Gaelic games

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