When Dublin won the All-Ireland football final in 1995, they probably didn't expect to have to wait another 16 years to reach the pinnacle once again.

But 20 years on, it's easy to forget that 1995 was the end of another drought, closing off a 12-year wait for Sam Maguire.

But it could easily have come apart at the seams in a final against Tyrone which contained its fair share of controversy.

One of those contentious moments was the sending off of Dublin's Charlie Redmond, who initially would not depart the field of play. You can remind yourself of that moment right here:

Redmond will be on Off The Ball tonight alongside another GAA legend in the shape of then-manager Dr Pat O'Neill to look back on that Dublin side and the their route to glory.

Redmond will also reminisce about applying the coup de grace for the all-important only goal of that All-Ireland final which Dublin squeezed through on a 1-10 to 0-12 scoreline:

Tune into Off The Ball from 7PM tonight.