Dublin boss Niall Ó Ceallacháin has built his managerial career on that approach of establishing the framework and culture and then getting the best people around him to maximise potential.

Plus Kerry's second-heaviest loss in Croke Park in their history. 

Defeat to Kerry has sharpened Jim McGuinness’ focus as Donegal chase a new level of All-Ireland success

There have been clear hints during this league of players leaning more towards an increased level of individual expressionism.

In the Allianz Football League, it's possible that five of the six promoted teams could be from Leinster.

Elsewhere Monaghan need to restrict any more damage.

Elsewhere can Limerick be even more direct? And Mark Sheedy's waiting game.

It’s such a remarkable legacy that Tommy and Nickie Quaid have now played for the Limerick seniors more often than anybody else.

Elsewhere Donegal win first four league games under McGuinness for the first time and Dublin need to score more.

The process of transition has already begun but Kiely and his management are trying to balance that process without losing focus of their main target of winning another All-Ireland