Bernard Brogan describes the run-up to last year’s All-Ireland final.

Sit back with five of the best reads we’ve enjoyed over the last week.

The Templeogue Synge Street star has decided to call it a day with the Dubs.

Rory O’Carroll has also been left out ahead of today’s All-Ireland final against Kerry.

Ryan McHugh, Eoghan O’Gara and Austin Gleeson all feature throughout.

Jim Gavin’s Dubs are bidding for a magnificent seven of Leinster titles on Sunday.

The Templeogue Synge Street man is now free to take to the field next weekend after having his red card against Kerry revoked.

Tomás Ó Sé also believes that Diarmuid Connolly is being ‘targeted’ by opponents.

These stars have been through a rough time but are hoping for better fortune in 2016.

The full forward sustained the injury in a club game at the weekend.

Jim Gavin has kept faith with the same team that lost to Cork last week.

Feast your eyes on this collection of goals and points.

Jim Gavin has praised the Dublin forward after the controversy that marred their Leinster final win.

TV footage showed Mickey Burke’s hand coming into contact with Dublin forward Eoghan O’Gara’s mouth.

Ahead of the Munster junior championship semi finals, we look at the use and misuse of junior teams across the country.

Eoghan O’Gara has thrust himself into contention for a Championship start with 3-5 in the league this season.

Dublin rally from five points down in the last five minutes to deny Mayo in Croke Park.

The Dublin forward is hopeful of returning for the beginning of the Allianz Football League campaign.

Jim Gavin will likely have to plan without Alan Brogan and Eoghan O’Gara for the opening rounds of the 2013 league campaign.

Before you say it — no, it’s not the exact same as the old one.

The forward has been included at the expense of Eoghan O’Gara, while Ger Brennan comes into the side at corner-back.

Dublin have made one change ahead of Saturday’s All-Ireland SFC quarter-final against Laois.

The furore over Eoghan O’Gara’s second-half point for Dublin last Sunday has generated a debate for the GAA which will not die down.

Ewan MacKenna learns a handful of lessons from the weekend’s Gaelic football action.

Eoghan O’Gara saw his shot for a point in the second-half of yesterday’s Leinster final waved wide before the white flag was then raised. Here’s what the two managers thought of the decision.

Pat Gilroy will bring a panel missing five important members to Pairc Ui Chaoimh this weekend.

The Dublin forward clocked up 1-5 in an impressive performance at O’Moore Park on Saturday night.

The All-Ireland winning manager has included eight players that started against the same opposition in the All-Ireland final last September.

Pat Gilroy’s men booked their place in the provincial decider thanks ultimately to a late pointed free kick from Bernard Brogan. The call has prompted much debate – what’s your view?