24 YEARS ON and while the latest edition was naturally delayed, the key photographic collection of the latest GAA season has been released.

A dejected Noel McGrath after defeat in the Tipperary county senior football final Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE / SPORTSFILE

Kathryn Browne working as the HSE used Croke Park as a drive-in venue for Covid-19 testing.

The team at Sportsfile were on hand during a turbulent and strange 2020 season at GAA grounds all around the country with their efforts compilied in the latest production of ‘A Season of Sundays’.

Dessie Farrell after his Dublin side ran out comfortable winners over Laois.

With the All-Ireland finals only winding up in December, the usual pre-Christmas production had to be pushed back to the New Year. It was officially unveiled last night at a virtual launch by GAA President John Horan.

Limerick hurler William O'Donoghue at the official launch of A Season Of Sundays. SPORTSFILE SPORTSFILE

Here’s a selection of the best images covering the return to play after lockdown, a season where games took place in front of small crowds or empty stands, and there were still some memorable end of season successes.

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• Local man Martin Connolly watches a game through the gates in Tuam Stadium in Galway

• Young fans follow the play between Clonduff and Kilcoo in their Down club match

• The footballers of Milltown make their entrance at Pearse Stadium in Galway

• Match officials in Cusack Park in Ennis watch the streaming of a game elsewhere in the county

• Mayo captain Aidan O’Shea as Dublin lift Sam after the All-Ireland final

• Antrim’s Joe Maskey and Kerry’s Michael O’Leary in action in the Joe McDonagh Cup final

• Half-time team talk for the Cavan players in October from manager Mickey Graham

• Tipperary players celebrate after their Munster final win over Cork

• 13th March was the day the GAA suspended all activities across the country due to Covid-19

• Patrick Evans and his grandson Shane from Annascaul in Kerry watching on for a match in Edendork in Tyrone

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