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

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

Robbie McDaid riding high after biding his time before Dublin breakthrough

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

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

Cavan braced for the sternest of tests as Dublin lie in wait

Ulster champions travel in hope but Farrell’s all-conquering Dubs hold all the aces

Dublin beat Laois in the usual Leinster semi-final cakewalk

Laois hang in their for the first quarter before the champions cruise to 22 point win

Not too much to be gleaned from Dublin’s cruise past Westmeath

Champions take early control and build impregnable lead at O’Moore Park

Ciarán Kilkenny to the fore as Dublin brush off resilient Westmeath

Bid for six in a row begins with 11 point win in difficult conditions in Portlaoise

Eoin Murchan on being the wrong player in the right place at the right time

Dublin defender has brought the best skills from a number of sports with him along the way

Gladbach tidings – Frank McNally welcomes the return of German football while still pining for Gaelic Games

Coronavirus: Na Fianna players put their shoulders to the wheel for those at risk

Na Fianna are providing community assistance amid the outbreak

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

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

Sporting Year roundtable: Our panel discuss the highs and lows of 2019

Marie Crowe and Colin Byrne join some of our writers to look back on the highs and lows

Dessie Farrell brings something different to Dublin hotseat

Compared to his predecessors Farrell has a track record of having to handle adversity

Kevin McStay: Dublin’s aura of invincibility leaves with Jim Gavin

Whoever ends up filling the managerial role faces an almost impossible challenge

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

Despite youth and promise, Kerry remain reliant on David Moran

Denis ‘Ogie’ Moran says he is optimistic his son will keep playing for 2020 at least

Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry face a long, harsh winter after loss to Dublin

Stephen Cluxton now has to be honoured with overdue Player of the Year award

Peter Keane: ‘Is the gap bridgeable? Of course’

Kerry’s manager is understandably terse the morning after defeat, but he soon opens up

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

Dublin’s decade of decades capped with perfect five-star performance

Kerry’s brave bid to deny Dublin the five-in-a-row falls short in exhilarating replay

Dublin take five and their deserved place in GAA history

Statistics won’t convey the ebb-and-flow, crises befallen and resolved that made five

Timeline analysis: Throw-ins and efficiency win it for Dublin

Eamon Donoghue breaks the All-Ireland football final replay into its key moments

Jim Gavin keeps cards close to his chest but this feels different

Dublin boss expands on Cluxton’s dedication and Murchan’s training ground goal

TV View: Forget about the Fix for Six, how about the Yen for Ten

For now, all of Dublin wants to ‘paaaaaaaarty’ like Ciarán Kilkenny

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: Five-star Dublin beat Kerry to reach promised land

Drive for five comes to fruition as Dublin win replay to claim fifth All-Ireland in succession

Kerry’s shooting leaves them wide of the mark

Manager Peter Keane proud of a side that died with their boots on

History will be made – or undone – as football’s greatest rivalry resumes

Another close-run contest on the cards as Dublin and Kerry meet again in Croke Park

All-Ireland final replay: Dublin player-by-player guide

Seán Moran on how they played the first day and the improvements needed for the replay

All-Ireland final replay a whole new ball game

Players who have played in them see Dublin’s previous experience as an advantage

Dublin v Kerry – Five moments that kept the drive alive

Cluxton’s penalty save and McCaffrey’s goal among standout highlights of All-Ireland final

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

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

Kerry get so much right but 14-man Dublin hold firm to keep five alive

Dean Rock’s late free drifts wide as sides set to meet again on Saturday week

Dublin ready to make Kerry witness fall of football's final frontier

Champions can overcome Kingdom’s best efforts to retain their crown and create history

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

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