Former Dublin hurler, a physiotherapist, thinks rushed return to action will lead to a rise in injuries

The Leinster Council Chairman and former Westmeath footballer debate GAA funding

Iconic sports books revisited: John Leonard on his story Dub Sub Confidential

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

Capital Gains: The former Dublin star on why the money debate needs to find some middle ground

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

Mayo’s Windy City backing . . . Christy Ring’s code switch . . . Lavan’s solo run

One of the most gifted players of his generation won six All-Ireland titles

Finding a way to fund sport will be much trickier than getting it up and running was

So long the star, Brogan had to graft his way back from injury and fight for every minute

Outstanding forward epitomised Dublin’s transformation but endured frustrations

Goalkeeper has played a huge role in establishing Dublin as dominant force in the game

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

The meeting of the All-Ireland and Ulster champions provided an exciting contest

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

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

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

The Na Fianna man will take over the five in a row All-Ireland champions

Coach of five-in-a-row champions doesn’t foresee himself leading another county

Like Kevin Heffernan, outgoing Dublin football manager appreciated county’s distinctive place in GAA

Pat Gilroy and Dessie Farrell remain top of the list of possible replacements

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

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

Either Gilroy or Farrell the likely successor to all-conquering former boss Gavin

Dublin football manager stepped down from his role on Saturday after seven years

Our GAA correspondent looks back on the career of a player whose spectacular career ran in tandem with Dublin’s re-emergence

Climbing population levels in the capital are creating an existential crisis for the GAA

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

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

Jim Gavin’s right-hand man still loves coaching – and not just at county level

The one victory over Dublin this decade came in the only goalless encounter

Meath’s record win over the Dubs nine years ago marked an unexpected turning point

Our writers give their predictions ahead of the start of this year’s hurling championship

Despite a creditable campaign in Leinster, Dubs are blocking out ‘moral victories’

Jim Gavin’s reaction to a third defeat this year reflected his clear concern

Cormac Costello and Dean Rock impress in 11-point win over outgunned Galway

Gavin extends his time in charge of Dublin footballers until 2021

‘These guys go out expecting to win and it’s difficult to get people to get to that level’

Malachy Clerkin looks at some of the volumes taking up the sports sections this year

Former goalkeeper Conor Dooley says fitness comes into it much more when playing outfield