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
Darren Coen: The Mayo star who was hiding in plain sight
Forward took scenic route to becoming a key player for the league champions this season
Weekend Gaelic football previews
The AIB All-Ireland club semi-finals and second weekend of Allianz leagues
No such thing as perfect preparation for McKaigue and Slaughtneil
Nine of the 15 starting for Slaughtneil against St Vincent’s in football semi-final will probably start for club’s hurlers against Cuala
Diarmuid Connolly plays key role as St Vincent’s rise to occasion
Rhode’s Leinster club final heartache continues with fifth loss in 11 years
Strong second half gets St Vincent’s over the line against Castleknock
Marino club pick up 28th Dublin title but Castleknock no pushovers in first final
Connolly and Rock help St Vincent’s and Ballymun advance
Skerries Harps, Castleknock and Raheny advance; Kilmacud end Ballyboden reign
Gridlock leads to deadlock as Roscommon catch Galway
Both sides caught up - between wanting to win and their fear of losing Connacht final
Trio in surprise intercounty transfers to St Vincent’s
Enda Varley, Lorcan Smyth and Fiachra Breathnach to join the famous Dublin club
Rory O’Carroll says it’s one more hit and he’s out of the game
Head injury is a concern in all sports and Gaelic games is no different
James Horan calls for referees to become semi-professional
Mayo manager believes it is becoming increasingly difficult for referees to carry out their functions
Mayo get off to quick start in New York
New York manager Ian Galvin laments fact his side had a limited amount of competitive games to play before they took on Mayo
Keith Higgins could be the answer to Mayo’s eternal forward question
They don’t like the term ‘marquee forward’ in Mayo. The very mention of it causes James Horan to roll his eyes and it’s easy to see why
Keegan confident Mayo are moving in right direction again
Victory over Kerry represents a timely boost for James Horan’s side
Dublin’s variety off the bench should prove the difference despite Mayo’s upper hand at midfield
With neither side a stranger to the occasion, Jim Gavin’s side have more scoring power
Horan’s men survive a true test of their character
Tyrone posed serious problems for them in the opening half, but Mayo gradually found the answers
Mayo power past Tyrone to claim final spot
Second-half display earns James Horan’s side a return to Croke Park in September
Mayo put Donegal to the sword in stunning style
The All Ireland champions suffer a 16-point drubbing at the hands of the team they beat in last year’s final
Cillian O’Connor starts for Mayo as tensions rise ahead of clash against Donegal
Monaghan name unchanged side while Tyrone make one alteration to their team
Galway massacre shows that Mayo have come on by 15 to 20 per cent from last year
It’s more than just turning over ball in the opposition half, it’s being ruthless when you do
Alan Dillon reflects on an unexpected start and an even more unexpected result
Mayo star pays tribute to his side’s work rate in win over Galway
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