Stephen Cluxton

It’s no surprise Cluxton, McCaffrey and Mannion won’t be involved with Dubs in 2022

Dubs boss confirms that neither Jack McCaffrey nor Paul Mannion will be returning

Influential midfielder had never lost a championship game before this summer

Lowe was up against it because at heart, we all know the residency rule is a bit of a cod

‘The hunger is still there, there’s no question of the motivation going anywhere’

How Dublin respond to the sight of another team lifting the Sam Maguire will be fascinating

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

No team will have to bounce back after such a fall from grace as Dublin who soared so high

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

In the end the sight of Dublin in disintegration was shocking to behold

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

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

Magnitude of what may be about to unfold only adds to the intrigue

Big questions have yet to be asked of the new Dublin number one goalkeeper

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

Brilliance of returning forward Daniel Flynn hailed by manager Jack O’Connor

Royal County have suffered more than most under Dublin’s yoke but the hard work continues

We can admire Dublin and still want to puke at how straightforward they have made it

Pioneer goalkeeper has been a huge part of Dublin’s ‘invincible’ tag

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

Roscommon and Galway face off at the Hyde, will Cluxton feature for Dublin?

We should be thankful for such a man – one who still wants to keep a few secrets

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

Less games has helped Dublin, while clouds hang over Donegal, Kerry and Tyrone

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

The skill levels of modern footballers is so much higher than it has ever been

The return of GAA matches is another small Lego brick of life clicked back into place

With Instagram so important in terms of branding, era of ‘pay per post’ well and truly here

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

View from the Couch: Croke Park rocked to Aslan’s Crazy World, which was appropriate

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

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

Mayo supporters will remain as key workers on the frontline of hope for another year

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

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

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

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

When Mayo froze in 1916 . . . supply issues . . . by the numbers . . . word of mouth

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

The GAA will also need to get serious about financial investment in counties to level things up