Andy Moran made key alternations mid-season and stuck to his guns all the way to the steps of Croke Park.

Éamonn Fitzmaurice examines the contrasting styles, defensive systems and pressing game that could decide Sunday's All-Ireland football final

Dublin came with a plan, disrupted the favourites, came out on the wrong side of a couple of big calls, died with their boots on but ultimately lost. Sound familiar? Remember 2016.

Tyrone showed that Kerry are vulnerable to two-pointers. Dublin have a blueprint to exploit the Kingdom in the All-Ireland semi-final

Donegal looked out of juice and ideas at headquarters on Sunday. There wasn’t the customary pace in their counter attacks, or slickness in attack.

When Kieran McGeeney sat down to plan this week I suspect two items will have been top of his agenda...

Our gaelic football analyst and key FRC member argues that the red card consequences may need to be reviewed - and that teams will be rewarded by kicking the ball more.

The Rebels face the long trek to Donegal to face Jim McGuinness's side

Micheál Burns' red card in Killarney changed everything and it would be interesting to know how the match officials came to the (correct) decision. Did they use video footage at half-time? If so is this permitted?

Tactical adjustments, kickout battles and a growing rivalry dominate anticipation ahead of blockbuster championship clash in Killarney