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Full coverage: Dublin GAA

Paul Flynn: What made leaders of Lee Keegan, Jonny Cooper and Michael Murphy?

From a psychological point of view, as you get older the willingness to keep growing and operating at a sustained high level in an amateur sport becomes intolerable.

Paul Flynn
14th Jan, 2023 - 7 min read

Paul Flynn: At this time of year, every player wants to be around the energy-givers and Jonny Cooper was one of those

There is a lot to look forward to in the new GAA season, new managers, new structures and more personalities.

Paul Flynn
7th Jan, 2023 - 5 min read

Fintan Drury: Brian Mullins was defined by his kindness

Brian Mullins was a four-time All Ireland winner, an imposing man to face in competitive battle and the hardest of taskmaster’s as a coach but he valued participation above competition during his time as Director of Sport at UCD and it may be where he made the greatest mark of all.

Fintan Drury
1st Oct, 2022 - 8 min read

Paul Flynn: Dublin isn’t the final frontier for Kerry, that’s all in their head

The time a team can find between stimulus and response is the key to managing a big game like Dublin-Kerry. It is the real challenge for Kerry this weekend.

Paul Flynn
9th Jul, 2022 - 5 min read

Paul Flynn: The expectation of supporters wasn’t always something to embrace

Mayo are driven by a fanbase that is desperate for success but despite repeated failures, their expectations remain high. Paul Flynn has seen at first hand how relentless that craving can be.

Paul Flynn
4th Jun, 2022 - 5 min read

Paul Flynn: Gaelic football was once a game of the heart, now it’s a game of the head

The four provincial finals in Gaelic football this weekend will demonstrate the evolution of Gaelic football and how anarchy has given way to organised chaos.

Paul Flynn
28th May, 2022 - 6 min read

Paul Flynn: Everybody had all the answers when Dublin were winning everything, but now there’s just a lot of questions

Dublin are struggling for a collective purpose and the anchors that held Jim Gavin's side together no longer hold, but there is still one thing that could make them a force.

Paul Flynn
2nd Apr, 2022 - 6 min read

Paul Flynn: Mayo were a pain to play against and this year they can get even better

Mayo were portrayed as celebrities first and Gaelic footballers second in many quarters, it is a myth that doesn't stand up to the reality Paul Flynn experienced.

Paul Flynn
19th Feb, 2022 - 4 min read

Paul Flynn: Dublin need to find a new why as they transition from champions to challengers

Dublin's transition needs to be accompanied by a reality check and an acceptance that their status has altered.

Paul Flynn
5th Feb, 2022 - 5 min read

When Paul Flynn met Gary Keegan: How vulnerability was the cornerstone of Dublin’s success

Gary Keegan has been involved in many of the most important developments in Irish sport. As a Dublin footballer, Paul Flynn worked with Keegan and in this conversation they discuss leadership, living in the present and Jim Gavin's endless curiosity.

Paul Flynn
9th Oct, 2021 - 26 min read
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