Dublin’s ‘tight’ win over Wexford highlights team’s injuries and retirements

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

Dessie Farrell says sixth All-Ireland just reward for player’s efforts

Jonny Cooper says Dublin needed to adjust their game at times to cope with Mayo

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

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

Darragh Ó Sé: Cork and Donegal went out with the wrong attitude

Both were outfought and outsmarted and they have nobody to blame but themselves

Dublin forge their way farther into history on sombre night of remembrance

Dessie Farrell’s side leave Meath in their slipstream to claim 10th straight Leinster title

Understrength Ballyboden return to Dublin football final

Holders beat St Jude’s without Colm Basquel and Michael Darragh Macauley

More than a super sub: Shane Dowling’s retirement a real blow to Limerick

He has a claim to be the most influential replacement in the history of hurling

‘I always feel better after’: Sea swimming reopens for business

Social distancing applies but, after weeks of lockdown, the benefits are even better

Finishers: How the evolution of substitutes has changed Gaelic football

Tyrone were one of the frontrunners in the tactical use of replacements

My favourite sporting moment: 2011 All-Ireland football final

Dublin’s day of deliverance proved a sporting epiphany for those with blue blood

Holy Jorge! Tyrone beat Dublin at stormy Healy Park

Question of how the game went ahead will linger as Tyrone go from zero to heroes

This month a decade ago, football and Dublin changed course

The league campaign of 2010 set down the markers for the county’s dominance to come

Dublin’s neverbetability survives Monaghan first-half scoring spree

Séamus McEnaney still happy with his side’s performance despite losing big lead

Dublin snatch a draw nine minutes into injury-time

Monaghan allow six-point lead to slip away in injury-time as Farrell's side come back from the dead

Dublin put the squeeze on as 14-man Mayo run out of juice

Mayo fans jeer referee Barry Cassidy over ‘harsh’ early sending-off of Jordan Flynn

Same as it ever was as Dublin see off Mayo again

Dessie Farrell’s side win comfortably at MacHale Park

Sean O’Brien 4.0 - Leinster starlet ready for Under-20 debut

His preference is for blindside flanker but he can play in all positions across the backrow

Crowds and viewing figures get Allianz League off to hot start

The age-old rivalry is proving as intense as ever in the modern generation

David Clifford sends everyone back to their corners unbeaten

It was a belter of a game for a January night. At times, it felt like we’d never been away

The sporting decade that was: Dublin kick into a different decade

Cluxton’s match winning-point lays foundation for a decade of Dublin domination

Six of the best: Looking back at Jim Gavin’s All-Ireland final triumphs

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

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’s age profile means ‘it’s curtains for a lot of teams for a while yet’

Coyle says Dubs’ dominance is here to stay at induction into GAA Museum’s Hall of Fame

Dublin’s keeper of the flame shines brightest on historic night

Stephen Cluxton remains a man apart on night of his crowning glory

All-Ireland final replay: Kerry trio appreciate second act more than most

Tommy Walsh, Jack Sherwood and Jonathan Lyne thought their intercounty careers over

The Backdoor: Are Dublin prone to a decline in September?

Kerry need to dig into the weapon chest and pull out James O’Donoghue for the replay

Has spontaneity been coached out of Dublin forwards?

Drawn final with Kerry shows that defending champions need more out of forward line

Dublin’s star-studded bench fails to provide usual impact

Gavin’s reluctance to make changes against Kerry raises questions about faith in squad

Dublin 1-16 Kerry 1-16: Dublin player ratings

Jack McCaffrey and Brian Howard outstanding but plenty have room for improvement

Dublin v Kerry: Final countdown to potentially historic clash

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

Dublin win phoney war, now let’s never speak of it again

Diarmuid Connolly returns as both teams play second string XVs in Super 8s encounter

Rob Hennelly starts for Mayo as Dublin name weakened team

Rory O’Carroll is back in the Dublin team with Diarmuid Connolly on the bench

Gavin increasingly sticking with tried and trusted as history beckons for Dublin

For the first time in five summers, no new player has sealed a place in Dublin’s starting XV

Dublin flex muscle to guide Roscommon towards exit door

Gulf in class apparent as once again champions ease into All-Ireland semi-finals

Dublin beat almost pointless Meath in totally pointless Leinster final

Cranky Meath defending and slippery conditions mean Dublin are not able to disappear out of sight in their usual manner

Oisin Kiernan: ‘The reason I didn’t go to the GP was because I wanted to play football’

Cavan county player on surviving testicular cancer, going to the GP and optimism

Ireland’s sonic youth: The inside story of the U-20s Grand Slam

Ireland’s Under-20s secured just a second Six Nations Grand Slam in history. This is their story

Jude’s fail to lay a glove on Mannion as Crokes regain Dublin crown

Dublin star scores 1-6 from play as Stillorgan side win first title since 2010

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...

The Irish Times ePaper

Stardust

Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people

Common Ground

How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands