When the game is won and the decision pays off, there is no need for an explanation. When things go wrong, everything is questioned.

It is 20 years since the memorable Dublin-Kerry championship clashes in 2001 and if we get anything close to that kind of drama tomorrow we will be happy

We are reluctant to use something brilliant like the advantage rule in rugby that works so well yet we are willing to ape Australian Rules - a much inferior game to football - repeatedly

Watching Tyrone at the moment is fascinating

After a long wait, the return of Gaelic Games has enlivened us and Championship 2021 will answer a host of fascinating questions, writes Éamonn Fitzmaurice

There were signs of wear and tear in Dublin's performance. Mikey Sheehy reckoned the great Kerry side won an All-Ireland or two with sheer knowhow and experience. I feel Dublin are in a similar position now.

It looks to me that a further lesson for Horan from last year’s game was the importance of a significant presence in the inside line

Dublin are now so dominant that it appears there are only one or two teams in the country that can even compete with them

The water break offers a chance to rehydrate but more importantly it is a chance to reset. Too many teams aren't making the best use of it 

It was a massive opportunity for Cork to progress but instead they have gone in the other direction