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On the Monday after the 1985 All-Ireland semi-finals - another foursome which contained Monaghan - a weary Paddy Downey wrote in the Irish Times that, "Nothing changes in the football championship, except the numbers. Another year passes, the scores vary, the mould remains unbroken."
And so it's Kerry and Dublin to meet again on the day when Sam Maguire will be handed out.
Manager Colm O'Rourke is hopeful that their Tailteann Cup victory could be the launchpad for greater things in the county.
Colm Cooper reckons Kerry manager Jack O'Connor has managed the year cleverly after the defending champions demolished Tyrone last Saturday to bound into the last four in the All-Ireland SFC.
Jack O'Connor was delighted with the attitude of his Kerry players as they swatted Tyrone aside to book their place in the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals.
Paul Geaney and Gavin White have been recalled by Kerry manager Jack O'Connor for Saturday’s All-Ireland quarter-final clash with Tyrone.
A satisfied Jack O'Connor said Kerry had come through the "despair" of last month's defeat to Mayo after his team booked their place in the All-Irelad SFC quarter-finals on Sunday.
This month marks a decade since 'Tá/Point' and ‘Níl/Miss’ were added to the GAA’s lexicon as Hawk-Eye became a fixture at Croke Park.