When the Cork players and management eventually get the stomach to review the game they will wonder how they only scored two points in the second and final quarter and none in the third

Proving someone wrong or disproving a perception while being successful is extremely satisfying. The beauty of it is there is no need to try and justify yourself as the silverware and the performances speak for themselves.

Donegal’s championship credentials were well and truly tested in Ballybofey, in what was the best game of the football championship to date.

Cork have a shot to nothing in Munster final but they must eradicate simple, unforced errors in terms of kicking or handpassing the ball away cheaply

Looking at gaelic football's new championship proposals - and how to make the preferred option palatable to all

We have plenty of footballers in Kerry — but to beat Dublin, we need all of them to be leaders also

After the League, counties normally have a chance to gather themselves, but not this year. The knockout Championship also adds another element of anxiety to the mix for teams that are struggling

Brian Hurley’s cameo yesterday best summed up Cork’s performance

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