TYRONE have named an unchanged team for Sunday’s Ulster final clash with Armagh at Croke Park.

Mayo's John Maughan has made three changes to his side as he seeks a sixth provincial title as a manager in Sunday's Connacht SFC final.

Offaly host Dublin in Division 1A of the National Football League today, but both sides are out of contention for a league semi-final place.

Mayo manager John Maughan has made five changes from the side that lost to Kerry last weekend for Sunday's National Football League clash with Westmeath in Castlebar.

CORK have made three changes from the team which thrashed Dublin for the trip to Ballyshannon on Sunday to play Donegal in their final league game.

WATERFORD hurling manager Justin McCarthy has made three changes from the team that failed to Galway last Sunday for tomorrow’s NHL tie with Clare in Dungarvan.

Tyrone 1-11 Mayo 0-16, Omagh

Offaly 2-11 Mayo 2-12

Division 1A leaders Tyrone travel to Cork today to face the Rebels in the National Football League at Pairc Ui Rinn.

All-Ireland finalists Mayo have made one change from the side that defeated Cork last week for Sunday's trip to Tullamore to face Offaly in the National Football League.

OWEN MULLIGAN has been ruled out of Tyrone’s Allianz National Football League clash with Cork on Sunday by a hamstring injury.

Star forward Conor Mortimer hit a goal and four points in Ballina as 2004 All-Ireland finalists Mayo got off the mark for the second attempt in Division 1A - edging a dogged Donegal side 2-10 to 1-11.

DYNAMIC wing-back Francis McEldowney has been passed fit, so Derry have named the same team that started in the quarter-final against Westmeath for Sunday's Bank of Ireland All-Ireland SFC semi-final clash with Kerry at Croke Park.

It is rumoured that Mayo midfielder David Brady will pay the price for an ineffective game by being dropped from the Mayo side for Saturday's All-Ireland SFC semi-final replay against Fermanagh at Croke Park.

Mayo manager John Maughan has made two changes to the side that defeated Roscommon in the Connacht final for the westerners' quarter-final clash with All-Ireland champions Tyrone on Saturday at Croke Park.

ARMAGH manager Joe Kernan has announced an unchanged side for the Ulster champions’ clash with Fermanagh in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final at Croke Park on Saturday.

Galway 1-9 Mayo 0-18

MAYO, in the spotlight after last Sunday’s crushing victory over Dublin, are a little concerned by a glare of another kind this weekend.

MAYO will head into the championship fray in Markievicz Park this evening without their inspirational captain Fergal Costello.

MAYO manager John Maughan spoke last night of the nightmare scenario facing Croke Park chiefs if full medical back-up isn’t available at all GAA matches.

Mayo defenders Fergal Costello and Gary Mullins have emerged as serious injury doubts following Sunday's Connacht football final defeat to Galway at Pearse Stadium.

ANOTHER big game leaves Mayo fans wondering what might have been. That seven-year curse for breaking all the mirrors must nearly be up. Or maybe just some counties were born unlucky in football.

Mayo 0-14