Kerry GAA

The ladies’ junior, intermediate and senior championship finals promise to be high-quality encounters

The Kerry maestro had the chances to put Dublin away last Sunday and whatever post-game criticism he received is just indicative of his huge standing in the game’s firmament

Likes of Cluxton, McCarthy and Fenton led the way throughout but Kerry will feel this was one they may have left behind

It took a display of great intensity and big contributions from their all-time greats to nudge them over the line ahead of their great rivals

Everyone who came back to regain the title was taking a risk but it paid off with the setting of further records

Uncertainty over Vera Pauw’s future; vindication for women’s sport in Ireland; Galway Races get under way

Despite several periods of splendid play, Kerry failed to stretch clear of their well-organised and drilled opponents

Vital incisions in injury-time carve out a ninth All-Ireland in 12 years for Dessie Farrell’s team

Kerry did their research, we can be sure of that, but Dublin got the job done for win number 12 from 33 meetings

The talismanic forward was kept to three points and his frustration was clear as title defence falls short

This All-Ireland was the ultimate One Last Job - it might be the last time we see some of the legends of the game

James McCarthy hails his ninth All-Ireland title as the most special he has ever won

Some of Dublin’s veterans celebrated like it was their first All-Ireland win, not their ninth

Gordon Manning looks at how Jack O’Connor’s side fared in defending their All-Ireland title

Dessie Farrell’s side had more right answers after intense decider at Croke Park

Dublin win their first title since 2020 after battle with the Kingdom, look back on the action as it happened with Eamon Donoghue …

The Irish Times GAA staff – plus special guest Cora Staunton – tease out the big questions that will decide the final

Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh scores 1-10 as Kerry beat Mayo to return to All-Ireland final

Kerry’s greatest forward? ‘We haven’t even seen the full range of David Clifford yet, I think’

Kerry and Dublin have made their plans - now it’s a matter of bringing them to fruition on the pitch

Kerry have evolved as champions but with McCarthy and Cluxton driving the effort, their old rivals can win

The one thing we can be sure of is that neither side will sit back and wait for a slow death

Sunday’s All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Kerry offers one last showdown between the sport’s finest goalkeeper, Stephen Cluxton, and its greatest outfield player, David Clifford

Dublin and Kerry were the first to have all-powerful managers and facing each other became a defining task

Dublin have had 11 different goalscorers in this campaign, Kerry have had seven

Jack O’Connor has assembled an impressive blend of youth and experience as the champions prepare to face their great rivals

Dessie Farrell’s Dublin team is packed with All-Ireland medals and All Stars

Seán Bugler has proved his fitness and is named among the replacements

Your All-Ireland final guide as Dublin and Kerry meet in heavyweight clash

Arguably the most famous of the decade’s matches turned out to be Kerry’s last defeat in the fixture for 34 years

Kingdom’s 2014 All-Ireland final man-of-the-match Paul Murphy emphasises pivotal role of gifted athlete on Sunday

The way his Dublin team-mates speak of him it is not hard to gather McCarthy is hugely admired within the dressingroom

The Kerry number one could potentially become the first to score from open play in an All-Ireland final

Versatile middle third player never took his place for granted after coming back from his travels

The lines on the graph crossed for both counties in 1941; Kingdom keen to end Dublin’s four-midable sequence

When a rigorous ticket allocation system only brings you so far, into the margins pour the wise guys and the wheel-greasers

Dr Crokes player will miss Sunday’s decider due to a recurring respiratory problem

Megan Connolly toning her free-kick skills; Darragh Ó Sé says hit Dublin with the hammer; Séamus Power focused on Ryder Cup place

For Kerry to win, they’ll need players doing things we haven’t seen them do before. At least not this year

Dublin and Kerry enduring minor droughts; Stephen Cluxton and Shane Ryan enjoy room to roam at club level