Kevin Heffernan

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Review: Super Troopers belong to 2001, when Linkin Park were big and Clinton was president

Incredibles 2, Ocean’s 8, Jurassic World and Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again

A day job with the disability charity Stewarts Care has changed Dean Rock’s life

Victim feared for life during break-in as burglar wielded yard brush in his hands

The city should look for ways to properly mark the achievements of Jim Gavin’s team

Former stars responded to simple request from a Leitrim schoolboy throughout 1960s

Dublin manager remains on message as three-in-a-row annexed

Dublin manager praises his side’s discipline after competing three-in-a-row

Since 1951 the county have stumbled through the shifting sands of an unforgiving desert

Former selector for Pat Gilroy believes forwards’ work-rate key to current side’s success

Memories of other victories were still fresh when Galway suffered sequence of losses

Great drama awaits and it wouldn’t surprise me to see Tyrone in the final – or Mayo

Marek Kroscen collected job seekers allowance while employed at a factory in Cork

Dubs haven’t lost for 19 games in Leinster since Meath put five goals past them

Exhibition looks at Dublin’s All-Ireland win in 1974 under legendary manager Kevin Heffernan

History between joint-third highest winners and competition has often been strained

Competition leaves great memories but the decision to replace it was correct

Hurling club’s success stands out as Dublin GAA stands firm on funding issue

Single kick divides two extraordinarily deep teams at Croke Park

Bench again proves crucial for Jim Gavin’s side as Sam Maguire stays in the capital

Our family is spread from Boston to San Francisco, but there’s only one place we could be this Sunday

Dublin manager makes no reference to seismic defeat to Ulster side in 2014

Major soccer tournaments come and go but more fundamental problem is a concern

There was All-Ireland-like atmosphere final when city boys went to Longford 10 years ago

Retired economist pocketed Irish pension payments while living in native Bulgaria

Dublin continue to light up game but the glare is not for their manager as his methodical eye stays fixed on the ultimate goal

All-Ireland-winning manager expecting Dublin GAA to develop training centre for team

County target sixth Leinster title in last eight years