Summer 2012 – when Mayo ended Old Dublin’s reign

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

Senior statesman Ross Munnelly ready for another rattle with Laois

37-year-old is the oldest active intercounty player after Dublin’s Stephen Cluxton

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

Cillian O’Connor helps Ballintubber secure back-to-back Mayo titles

Andy Moran’s Ballaghaderreen come off second best at MacHale Park

Gaelic games: Weekend county final previews

Séan Moran looks through a busy weekend of action in both football and hurling

Malachy’s Clerkin’s top 21 moments of the Gaelic football summer

Championship 2019: From Castlebar to Croke Park, from Clones to Killarney

Mayo’s Andy Moran retires from inter-county football

John O’Mahony pays tribute to a ‘brilliant servant of club and county’

Darragh Ó Sé: I don’t buy this idea that Kerry have nothing to lose

Peter Keane has a young team but that doesn’t mean they get a pass for losing the final

Darragh Ó Sé: If Tyrone put as much into football as the dark arts, they'd be some team

Dublin are awesome but Kerry's young players will still be expected to perform against them

Shock and awe as Dublin lay waste to Mayo

No team could have lived with Dublin’s show of collective power on Saturday evening

Dublin’s depressing dominance shows there’s no fun in a one-team sport

Terrible crowd for Sunday’s second semi-final is bad news for football

Dublin v Mayo the biggest show in town – but everyone knows how it ends

Mayo will as usual complicate things for champions but have too many questions to answer

Does the past offer Mayo any signposts to a different future?

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

Darragh Ó Sé: Two huge battles will lead to a Dublin and Kerry final

Super 8s schedule shows GAA’s disdain for player welfare

Dream still alive for Mayo as they emerge intact from Castlebar cauldron

Familiar road to Croker nigh on work out by the county’s relentless suit of Sam

James Horan unconcerned by prospect of quick turnaround

Mayo contingent looking forward to another big date at Croke Park

Mayo keep on keeping on to book semi-final spot

Long road leads back to Croke Park after Super 8s win over Donegal

Mayo’s old warriors flattered by nine point win over Meath

On a different day against a better team, Mayo might not have got out of this one

Meet the Mayo men who have won All-Ireland medals since the curse

Three ex-players who enjoyed glory with other teams reflect on the Mayo's long wait

Meath can take some heart from history with Mayo

Sunday’s encounter means counties will have met in seven of the past eight decades

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