Paddy McBrearty kicked a late winner as Donegal scraped home in an intesnse Ulster derby to reach a third All-Ireland semi-final in four years.

Armagh 0-18 Meath 0-13

Armagh 2-18 Laois 1-12

Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice believes a win over Mayo tomorrow would throw his side right back into contention for the Allianz Football League Division 1 title.

Westmeath manager Paul Bealin is optimistic his outfit will stay the course against All-Ireland champions Dublin on Sunday.

Tyrone 5-16 Armagh 0-07

Donegal 1-10 Armagh 0-11

Armagh 2-15 Derry 2-16 (aet)

Armagh 2-21 Wicklow 0-02

Armagh 2-21 Wicklow 0-02

Armagh 0-21 Galway 1-12

Armagh 0-21 Galway 1-12

Westmeath 0-17 Armagh 0-16, Mullingar

Louth 1-12 Armagh 1-10

Armagh 1-10 Louth 1-12

Armagh 3-08 Longford 2-09

Armagh 3-8 Longford 1-9

Conor Counihan will be without his three U21 players for Sunday’s Division One trip to Newry.

Allianz Football League Div 2: Armagh 3-8 Wexford 3-8

Tomás Ó Sé returns to the Kerry side for Sunday’s Allianz Football League Division 1 clash with Dublin at Fitzgerald Stadium.

Laois 0-20 Armagh 1-10

Laois 0-20 Armagh 1-10

As expected, Meath full-back Kevin Reilly has been ruled out of Sunday’s Leinster semi-final against Kildare.

This was the game the Ulster Championship had been waiting for, and who better to deliver it than these fiercest of rivals.

Tyrone 0-19 Armagh 1-13

Donegal preserved their Division One status after coming from behind to defeat Armagh at Ballybofey yesterday.

Donegal 0-13 Armagh 0-10, Ballybofey

Colm Cooper makes his first appearance of the year for Kerry as he captains the side against Mayo in Sunday’s Division 1 game in Fitzgerald Stadium.

Colm Cooper makes his first appearance of the year for Kerry as he captains the side against Mayo in Sunday’s Division 1 game in Fitzgerald Stadium.

Armagh 1-14 Down 0-16

Kerry boss Jack O’Connor has reshuffled his team for tomorrow’s visit of Laois to Killarney with seven personnel changes from last weekend’s win over Cork.

The opposing managers were at odds after the final whistle of this dramatic game which ended with Laois securing a victory that helps them in their battle to avoid relegation, and maintains their hopes of grasping a semi-final berth.

Laois 1-15 Armagh 1-10

Pat Gilroy yesterday found himself praising another of his forwards for the second week running after Diarmuid Connolly blitzed Armagh for 3-3 in an emphatic Dublin win at Croke Park.

Dublin 4-17 Armagh 1-10

For a team accused of having a soft centre, a six-point win over Armagh in the Athletic Grounds has to go down as a good night.

Armagh 0-11 Mayo 1-14

Leinster Council chairman Martin Skelly feels that weaker counties — and in particular Kilkenny — should be given special dispensation to assemble squads outside of the GAA’s designated inter-county off-season.

History was created in Croke Park on Saturday evening when Mount Leinster Rangers became the first team from Carlow to win an All-Ireland club title.

Alan Quirke is back between the posts for Cork who take on Down in this weekend’s Allianz Football League, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday.

Conor Counihan expressed himself happy enough to be making the long journey home with a point in the bag and, while they could have left with nothing, they really should have departed with two.

Armagh 0-10 Cork 1-7

DERRYTRESK last night launched an appeal process ahead of Sunday week’s All-Ireland Club JFC final against Galway champions Clonbur after being slapped with a reported eight suspensions following their controversial semi-final win over Kerry’s Dromid Pearses in Portlaoise last month.

THE end of the dream for gallant Effin in Birr yesterday in this entertaining All-Ireland club intermediate hurling-final.

Tyrone 2-13 Armagh 0-13

WICKLOW might become the first county Mick O’Dwyer will depart without winning championship silverware but the ethos and style of football that the Kerry legend has promoted for over half a century is clearly embedded in the Garden County.

Armagh 0-19 Wicklow 2-13

MICHEAL MEEHAN returns to the Galway starting lineup for tomorrow’s All-Ireland SFC qualifier against Meath in one of five changes made by manager Tomás Ó Flatharta following the Connacht semi-final defeat to Mayo.

ANTRIM fielded close to a second-string side against surprise packets Armagh in yesterday’s Ulster SHC final at Casement Park, but the management cast more than a few anxious looks towards the subs’ bench in the closing stages.

WINNING a provincial semi-final is no place to declare a famine is over but a millstone was lifted from the neck of Derry football yesterday.