Dublin GAA

Ballymun Kickhams clubman made his debut for Dublin in 2010

This weekend in 1964, Laois played a league match in Dublin and a couple of legends were born

Na Fianna showed ‘huge character and will to win’ go ahead when it counted to deny Crokes

Deserved first title for Dalkey club in breathless conclusion to final

Traditionally a hurling stronghold, the southside club have made it to only their second Dublin football final where they take on near neighbours Kilmacud Crokes

New manager has helped transform Na Fianna's fortunes and now wants to see Dublin regularly contesting for Leinster and All-Ireland honours

Cuala face reigning champions Kilmacud Crokes in the Dublin Senior Football final on Sunday

Fifty years ago three men from Inish Turbot went to watch the All-Ireland football final. Patrick Scuffle (48), Patrick O’Toole (58) and Michael Wallace (62) never made it home

Dublin hurlers appoint Na Fianna’s Niall Ó Ceallacháin to take over from Micheál Donoghue

57-year-old former Fermanagh player has been one of the most sought after football managers in the game

The former Dublin footballer may have left the GAA pitch behind, but he is playing to win in new territory: as CEO of Sanctuary Runners, making a difference to the lives of asylum seekers and migrants

Crowley was a member of the 1958 All-Ireland winning Dublin side, while McKay won two All-Ireland titles with Down

Former Dublin footballer takes over from Graham Clifford, who is now developing the organisation internationally

'We have trust in the county board that they’ll make the right appointment' says Dublin hurler Conor Burke

The Galway man departs after two seasons in charge

Armagh players will feel unbreakable after winning their first All-Ireland. On the back of losing another final, next year could be very tough for Galway

The best players, games and moments along with the biggest surprises and disappointments, as chosen by Irish Times writers

Defending champions Cork were in cruise control as they dispatched Dublin but Tipperary ran Galway in dramatic finish

Tribeswomen will meet Cork in semi-finals, while Kerry will play Armagh on other side of the draw

All Star full forward hits seven points as Dublin reach last four for first time in seven years

It can be a dark place, your demise being celebrated, but these Dublin players have given supporters some of the greatest days of their lives

Darragh Ó Sé: With Dublin gone from the championship, there’s an All-Ireland sitting there waiting for the four teams left to reach out and grab it

Galway laid the foundation for their win with energy, aggression and a brilliant half-time rejig of their defensive system

Michael Murphy: The four counties still standing won’t have to cope with Dublin’s ruthless box-ticking but they all still have their own issues to address

Sean Moran: Without the outsized prompts of last year, the odds were always against further achievement for Dublin

The Kingdom is full of pragmatists; Donegal are both battle-hardened and fresh; Derry’s nihilistic streak; Tipperary’s minor miracle

Galway will face Donegal in All-Ireland semi-final while Kerry meet Armagh

Manager says a new generation of players have the hunger and desire to take up the challenge

Pádraic Joyce ‘s gamble on the fitness of Shane Walsh and Damien Comer pays off at Croke Park

Dublin’s reign as All-Ireland champions is over after a significant upset by Pádraic Joyce’s side at Croke Park

Kieran McGeeney’s Armagh can earn a reward for their consistency in the last two years by reaching the All-Ireland semi-finals along with Dublin, Kerry and Donegal

Even when league is included, Dublin have an extraordinary record against Galway. Coincidence or habit?

The football championship finally gets serious with the two biggest beasts out there for everyone else to take a swing at in Croke Park this weekend

Armagh v Roscommon will open weekend action with Donegal taking on Louth and Derry facing Kerry on Sunday

Brian Lohan has revived the Banner men’s prospects, but Cork’s genie looks to be back in the bottle

Rebels did enough in the second and third quarters of the the game to see it out despite an uninspiring display

Mickey Harte’s side must put recent downturn in form behind them to beat Mayo

All to play for this weekend as championship enters business end of the season

Kevin McStay’s side are probably not All-Ireland contenders, but been playing well enough to expect a better showing from supporters

A bad week for the promotion of hurling concludes with the quarter-finals and a potential shock for Clare