Fenton didn't experience defeat in his first six Championship campaigns with Dublin and acknowledged that when it arrived, in 2021, and again in 2022, it hit him hard

On Sunday Stephen Cluxton showed why is one of the most influential footballers in history as Dublin secured the Sam Maguire Cup for the 31st time

Dessie Farrell has insisted players will make up their own minds about their inter-county futures during the club season

'Growing the game' has become a catchy phrase that easily rolls off the tongue, but at what cost should Croke Park continue to grow, when its nuclear family is struggling to feed itself?

Paul Rouse, James Horan and Maurice Brosnan review Dublin's win over Kerry.

RTÉ 2's coverage peaked at 1,096,000 at 5.06pm while the overall audience reached was 1,245,000.

I remarked that they played like they had no medals against Mayo. After the full time whistle on Sunday, they celebrated like it was their first one.

Most reasonable minds would have conceded that Dessie Farrell had assumed a thankless task in taking over from Jim Gavin, and that there always going to be tough choices and staging posts ahead but, hey, every crusade needs a religion.

During a gig in Cavan over the weekend, Bob Geldof spoke fondly of the late singer-songwriter

Being in so many tight corners and boxed clever offered Dublin a window to escape once Kerry hadn’t punched out their lights

It’s been a progressive year for the men in black. No matter what the fools on the Hill think.

Dublin punished Kerry on turnovers at Croke Park on Sunday.

A theme this season was Farrell getting the group back together. In the end, it was the power of the group that edged it.

One Gavin White turnover and Paddy Small finish later and the final has swung immeasurably.

The industrious Stephen O'Brien justified his selection

At 33 years of age, the eight-time All-Ireland winner conceded in an emotional post-match interview that his late, late score was likely to be his 'last act' in a Dublin jersey.

Stephen Cluxton led by example in the tense victory over the Kingdom.

Ó Briain featured on BBC's coverage of the final as did Paul Mescal, Patrick Kielty, Mickey Harte and Michael Murphy amongst others.

Was this the last dance for Dublin's decorated trio?

Captain James McCarthy, Stephen Cluxton and Mick Fitzsimons have now won a record nine All-Ireland medals.

Dessie Farrell's edged out their old rivals at Croke Park on Sunday. 

The nine-time Celtic Cross recipient held special praise for both manager Dessie Farrell and captain James McCarthy. 

We'll go minute-by-minute throughout the championship decider at Croke Park. 

Dublin have made another personnel switch to their panel as calf injury victim Seán Bugler is replaced by Ryan Basquel, brother of Colm who starts.

It may not have been a memorable year for Dublin’s seniors but in time 1993 turned out to be a most profitable year for the county’s footballers

Since they made their debuts together against Clare in 2018, David Clifford and Seánie O’Shea have accounted for more than 50% of Kerry's scores in championship

Seven questions for seven of our writers and analysts ahead of the climax to the Gaelic football inter-county season on Sunday

His improbable plays are the games great commodity in a digital age, guaranteeing colossal views. As they should, that is where his wonder truly lies

What fans of Dublin and Kerry can expect weather-wise on Sunday

As Quirke can attest, the Kingdom have a proud tradition of an unheralded partner and that is where Jack Barry comes in

To pigeon-hole Tally as simply a defensive coach doesn’t reflect his influence on Kerry’s transitional play, what they do when they turn over ball

Talking points: Do Dublin still have the psychological advantage over Kerry and will Jack O’Connor’s blueprint work once more?

As our preferences have evolved, so too has the game.

Dublin’s advantages lie in motivation, scoring ability and substitutes. The spread of scorers is also so much healthier in the Dublin ranks

The last time the Fossa marksman was held scoreless from play was the Sigerson decider against NUIG.

Ten pointers from the past history of a great rivalry between Dublin and Kerry. 

Stephen O’Brien is the sole change in the Kerry team that was named on Thursday evening.

This was a the season Stefan Okunbor was supposed to break into the Kerry midfield, until yet another injury setback

Dublin’s 2013 footballer of the year Michael Darragh Macauley feels the All-Ireland final occasion is being underpromoted.

Jack O’Connor’s return to the kingdom saw a renowned focus on their defence solidity, but Murphy stresses there is still scope for attacking flair within that.

Tactical innovation has always been a feature of the sport - despite what some might say.

'He’s the most low-maintenance individual you’ll ever come across. Every day he’s like a lion out there.'

Four years ago, the Kingdom were the last team to find the net against Cluxton in Championship.

The Rathmore man needs to be at his best on Sunday. They all do. Murphy stresses that fact. To secure back-to-back All-Irelands, Kerry have to kick on.