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Darragh Ó Sé: Dublin’s inability to close out win against Mayo was shocking to see

Dublin were dying for the line to come and save them as Mayo hounded them down

Kevin McStay: John Small hit on Eoghan McLaughlin was a wild and dangerous foul

The sport quickly needs to realise these hits are more an act of cowardice than bravery

What now for Dublin as their dominance comes to an end?

Mick Fitzsimons and Philly McMahon are the only members of the Dublin panel over 31

Mayo finally break Dublin spell in pulsating All-Ireland semi-final

Score to draw game at full-time as good as a winner, in truth a stake through the heart

No Oisín Mullin in Mayo’s starting XV for Dublin clash

The reigning champions name an unchanged team from Leinster Final win

Dublin v Mayo: Throw-in times, TV details and team news

Mayo are simply flat-out, unproven, but the champions are still the safer bet

A drama in 10 acts: Remembering Dublin and Mayo’s greatest battle

The 2017 All-Ireland final had it all and, ultimately, ended in the same result

Kevin McStay: The gap has narrowed but Dublin still deserve the nod

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

Farrell says key to Dublin’s better second half was patience

‘I certainly thought we could have made it a lot closer,’ says Kildare manager O’Connor

Daniel Flynn’s brilliance not enough to deny Dublin 11 Leinsters in a row

There’ll have to be a paradigm shift before the champions take on Mayo in two weeks

Jim McGuinness: The key to beating Dublin is drag them into the trenches

Move them into a different room in their minds, then beat them at football

Darragh Ó Sé: I still think Dublin will win the All-Ireland

It’s impossible to see them losing to Kildare and then they just have two more games

Meath comeback falls short as Dublin struggle to six point win

The champions blow 11-point lead in a listless and at times directionless second half

All-Ireland SFC: Our writers and pundits answer the big championship questions

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

Ryan O’Dwyer: Dublin’s hurlers need to add a little chaos to their game

‘Dublin look to have a rigid gameplan and nobody steps outside of that’

Stephen Cluxton question one of a few facing Dublin ahead of championship

As things stand, the Dubs seem to still have more filling in to do than in other years

Dublin edge Donegal in bizarre mezzanine semi-final match

Kerry’s landslide win over Tyrone earlier in the day meant there would be no league final

Darragh Ó Sé: No time for shadow boxing with championship imminent

Plenty at stake in league games as Donegal get the chance to signal their intent to Dubs

Darragh Ó Sé: Little to be optimistic about in Kerry shipping four goals to Dublin

Dublin scored one goal with long-ball tactics that usually only work in an U-12 match

Familiar GAA storylines quick to re-emerge in new season

Kerry shape up for Dublin while in hurling Galway end Limerick’s long unbeaten run

Dublin slip seamlessly into gear as they dispatch Roscommon

All-Ireland champions instantly find their groove on the road in Division 1 opener

Gearóid Hegarty announced as the 2020 Hurler of the Year

Limerick win nine All Stars as Brian Fenton named as Footballer of the Year

RTÉ reveal Young Sportsperson and Manager of the Year nominees

The RTÉ Sport Awards 2020 will be held at the end of the month, live on RTÉ One

O’Callaghan says secret of seamless tradition down to Farrell’s respect for players

‘He fostered a relationship with a lot of lads where there was compassion and care’

Darragh Ó Sé: Dublin as far ahead of pack as they ever were

Mayo's costly errors and Dublin’s superior experience and bench meant only one result

Hard-fighting Mayo knocked for six as Dublin make it the half-dozen

James Horan’s side undone by goals, as Dublin make the closing phases count

Where it was won and lost: Turning points in Dublin’s final victory

O’Callaghan’s goal a standout move that defines the contribution of both him and Scully

Seán Moran: Defiant and unyielding Dublin provide some normality

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

Mayo’s hope of an alternative history vanishes into a perfect Dublin winter’s night

Silent assassin Niall Scully shows how Dublin go about killing off hope in their opposition

Dublin tie a bow around it as they complete the six-in-a-row

Dogged Mayo finally fell away in the last 10 minutes at Croke Park

Jim McGuinness: Mayo need to create pressure and mayhem

James Horan’s side need to challenge Dublin kick-outs and make sure their own is solid

Summer 2012 – when Mayo ended Old Dublin’s reign

This Saturday James Horan’s men will attempt to repeat the feat of dethroning the champions

Dublin look to have one trick too many for rejuvenated Mayo

James Horan’s side will match up to Dublin in places, just not all over the pitch

Darragh Ó Sé’s player-by-player guide to the Dublin team

Introducing the men who will look to make it six-in-a-row on Saturday

Rock credits hard place for the drive to keep improving his game

Dublin ace recalls how he doubted himself after being dropped by Pat Gilroy in 2012

Robbie McDaid riding high after biding his time before Dublin breakthrough

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

Darragh Ó Sé: Curtailing Fenton’s influence must be Mayo’s starting point

Dublin star is the best midfielder in the game but every player is playable, no one is infallible

Kevin McStay: How stiff will Mayo test be for omnipotent Dublin?

We are not witnessing a generational Dublin team - this is an evolving winning machine

Robbie McDaid announces himself as the next Dublin man to come around

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

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