Dublin boss Paul McCaffrey has handed Darren Homan his first start of the current campaign in the team to face Donegal in Division 1A of the National Football League today at Parnell Park.

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

Tyrone remain unbeaten in 2005 and have already picked up their first piece of silverware this year, but high-flying Offaly will provide a stern test for Mickey Harte's men in Division 1A of the National Football League.

Tyrone 1-11 Donegal 0-10

The 2005 Allianz National Football League continues today with two matches in Division 1A.

Ulster 1-13 Leinster 1-8

Ulster and Leinster will face off in unfamiliar surroundings in today's M Donnelly Inter-provincial football final.

Ulster boss Brian McEniff has named an unchanged side for Saturday's M Donnelly & Co Interprovincial football final against Leinster in Paris (kick-off 1pm, Irish time).

Connacht and Ulster face off in the first of the M Donnelly inter-provincial football semi-finals at Castlebar (2.15pm) today.

LEINSTER'S footballers take on Munster in Portlaoise tomorrow (3pm) looking to debunk the myth that the eastern province has fallen off the pace in the modern era of the Railway Cup.

Armagh 3-15 Donegal 0-11

All roads lead south today as Armagh and Donegal face off in the Ulster football final in front of a sell-out crowd at Croke Park.

Donegal have made one change from the side that shocked All-Ireland champions Tyrone in the semi-final for the Ulster final against Armagh on Sunday at Croke Park.

Donegal 1-11 Tyrone 0-9

Tyrone boss Mickey Harte has welcomed back his captain fantastic Brian Dooher to the first team ahead of Sunday's Ulster semi-final clash with Donegal.

Both Donegal and Antrim have opted to hand out championship debuts ahead of Sunday's Ulster SFC clash in Ballybofey.

McKenna Cup finalists Tyrone and Donegal have named strong teams ahead of Sunday's Ulster showdown.

Ulster 2-13 Leinster 0-16 aet

All-Ireland finalists Tyrone and Armagh dominate the Ulster Railway Cup football panel ahead of Saturday's semi-final clash with Leinster in Enniskillen.

Rising Donegal star Stephen McDermott has been passed fit to face Armagh in Sunday's All Ulster semi-final tie at Croke Park.

Donegal boss Brian McEniff has recalled experienced defender Damien Diver to the county fold ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland quarter-final replay clash with Galway in Castlebar.

Donegal 0-14, Galway1-11

Donegal boss Brian McEniff has recalled Mark Crossan and Christy Toye to his starting lineup for tomorrow's All-Ireland qualifier with Down in Clones.

Donegal football has been boosted by the inclusion of Brendan Devenney at corner-forward in the team to face Tipperary at Croke Park tomorrow.