Long wait for an All-Ireland brought decades of heartache, but it also strengthened bonds in ways that are now becoming clear

Andy Moran’s men finally bring their people to the promised land as they overturn a seven-point head start to beat Kerry

David Clifford’s first-half goal was as good as it got for Kerry thanks to Mayo’s fast start to the second half and Darragh Beirne’s goal

The years pass, the pubs change, our lives move on – but through it all, the mysteries of Mayo football remain a constant

They may not be alike as players, but as once-in-a-decade phenomena, there’s a strong link between the two

A taoiseach’s father, two pairs of brothers and the mother of all waits feature in our rundown

Mike Casey’s yellow card looked to swing things in Galway’s favour, but it was Cathal O’Neill’s in the 43rd minute that meant game over

‘It wasn’t anything to do with Galway,’ said Kiely, a statement so true they should write it on the side of the team bus

So much of the talk about hurling concerns issues other than the sport itself but it can still transport us to another place

From PD Mehigan in 1926 to the young videographer Mark Forde changing the way the GAA reaches audiences, the wheel keeps turning

If Limerick win, it will be the sixth All-Ireland medal for 15 of their players

Eight-time All-Ireland winner confirmed his retirement from intercounty football on Monday

Kerry weren’t at their best against Dublin and got plenty of luck along the way but semi-finals are for winning and nothing else

Kerry and Dublin, Mayo and Louth – what more could you want from the All-Ireland semi-finals?

Andy Moran’s side look to be coming together at the right time