Wexford's footballers kept the heat on Division 2B's pace-setting sides, Meath and Cavan, as their trip to Belfast today resulted in a 2-14 to 1-10 victory over Antrim.

Tipperary 0-12 Cavan 1-14

CAVAN footballer Paul Brady, left, has withdrawn from his side’s All-Ireland SFC qualifier with Kildare on Saturday.

Interim Cavan boss Martin McElkennon has made a number of positional switches for Sunday's Ulster SFC semi-final showdown with Tyrone in Clones.

INTRODUCING technology to determine whether disputed shots are actually points or wides would cost the GAA millions of euro, according to the association’s head of games Pat Daly.

Tipperary 0-05 Cavan 1-10

GOALKEEPERS are different. Think Shane Curran or Damien Fitzhenry, two of the leading characters in this year’s championship, guys who dance to a different beat but stir the passions of the masses by sheer force of will.

Cavan 3-13 Down 2-12

A dramatic equalising point in the fifth minute of injury time by defender John Clarke gave 14-man Down a second chance at Ulster Football Championship salvation at Casement Park.

CAVAN 3-12 ARMAGH 0-8

Meath 2-11 Cavan 0-12

Sligo 2-12 Cavan 0-9

Fermanagh 0-16 Cavan 1-10

Fermanagh 0-16 Cavan 1-10

Jason Reilly has shaken off an ankle ligament injury to return to the Cavan lineup ahead of Sunday's football qualifier clash with Fermanagh.

DAVID HENRY, controversially dropped from the Dublin football team for the Bank of Ireland Leinster semi final, is likely to be recalled for next Saturday’s glamour All-Ireland qualifier with Derry at Clones.

DERRY may be without centre back Kevin McCloy for their Bank of Ireland SFC qualifier against Dublin on Saturday afternoon.

Dermot McCabe was the star of the show as Cavan advanced Louth in the all-Ireland footballer qualifier in Navan.

Cavan star Jason Reilly may well return in time to face Louth in the SFC qualifier series at Navan on Sunday.

THROWN in at the deep end and rescuing Tyrone from impending defeat, both Conor Gormley and Ger Cavlin have retained their places for Saturday’s Bank of Ireland Ulster SFC replay with Derry at Clones.

Cavan 4-11 Laois 2-17

Cavan 1-16 Mayo 0-11

Cavan full-forward Jason Reilly will miss at least six weeks of football action following a painful knee injury.

Cavan 1-16 Meath 0-7

Cavan 3-9 Kildare 2-10

Influential Cavan full-forward Jason Reilly may miss the next 12 months because of a knee injury.

Cavan 0-11 Limerick 2-8

Donegal 1-17 Cavan 0-15

Cavan has seven points to spare over Roscommon in this incredible NFL semi-final played before a capacity 15,000 crowd at Mullingar.

Cavan deservedly earned their place in the NFL semi-final following a slick two-points defeat of an error-strewn Sligo, 1-10 to 0-11, at a thronged Markievicz Park.

Cavan ended a two match losing sequence when they produced a spirited second half to overcome Down at Brefni Park.

The National League champions were put to the pin of the their collars by a plucky Cavan side in a thrilling NFL Div 1 tie at Ballinrobe.

Kildare produced a first class display in the opening half to overcome a spirited Cavan side in what was a very entertaining game.

Cavan 0-16, Fermanagh 0-14

Cavan dominated this game from the end of the first quarter, their midfield paring of Collins and McKenna totally eclipsing the Derry pairing of Doherty and Heaney.

Finbar O'Reilly's magical scoring touch rescued struggling Cavan at Clones,

Cavan have included Jason Reilly and Micky Graham in their team for Sunday's Bank of Ireland Ulster Senior Football semi-final against Monaghan, despite injury concerns about both.

Val Andrews savoured championship success for the first time in his third

A point from Dermot McCabe one minute into injury time gave Cavan a share of the points against Mayo in this Division 1B game in the National Football League at Breffni Park.

A superb performance from Enda Muldoon was the telling factor as Derry overturned a five point half time deficit to defeat Cavan.